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Study Group: Brokerage Agency Experts: Residential Multi- and Single-Family Brokers, Realtors, and Sales Agents (California)(?)

Council Members in this Study Group: 166

This study group may include experts knowledgeable on topics in real estate including: commercial property, residential property, corporate real estate, construction, design, contracting, real estate investment, real estate investment trusts, and residential and commercial real estate brokerages, among others.

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Why invest in Costa Rica? | 07-18-2007
Analysis of: Real estate in Costa Rica’s new promised land | caribpro.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

Costa Rica offers a stable democracy, an abundant untarnished coastline, a well-educated population, and superb weather year round --- why else shouldn't you invest in Costa Rica?

Making Sense of the Sub-prime Mess in N San Diego County | 04-22-2007
Analysis of: Making Sense of the Sub-prime Mess in N San Diego County |
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

1.  All real estate markets are local2. Buying opportunities exist for investors in this part of N. San Diego County3. There is still time and opportunity for owners to refinance out of poorly structured loans, but it requires working with lenders and others

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