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New York real estate agent Wei Min Tan introduction video. Applying corporate concepts to the property purchase process. Wei Min is Founder of Castle Avenue Partners and focuses on local and foreign buyers interested in Manhattan, New York real estate. He has served clients from within North America, Asia, Europe, and Latin America buying property in locations such as 5th Avenue, Central Park, Midtown East, Tribeca and Wall Street. He speaks English, Malaysian, Cantonese Chinese, Mandarin Chinese, Malay, Hokkien, Wei Min can be reached at tan@castle-avenue.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Fast moving video by Tony Sargent SVP and Top NY Agent of CORE (formerly of Prudential Douglas Elliman when this video was shot) giving you a tour of this New York apartment and the West Village. This West Village Apartment at 14 Horatio Street has wonderful New York Views and is a two bedroom two bath. Its location in the heart of the Greenwich Village, close to the Meat Packing District, the Greenwich Village Historic District, Chelsea and the Hudson River Park, make for a wonderful place to call home. A great Manhattan apartment and Manhattan Real Estate buy.

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Question by Pluto C. Rat: Why are US lawyers running crime rings?
(Can’t US judges do it alone?)

“NEW YORK – Two men convicted of leading a $ 100 million mortgage fraud were sentenced Tuesday to prison in a scheme that amassed a cast of corrupt mortgage brokers and lawyers to dupe sellers and buyers and pocket money that banks lent people to buy real estate.”

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100922/ap_on_bi_ge/us_mortgage_fraud

@The lawyers are today’s flavor.

Likely tomorrow’s, too.

H@ll, give it a decade. No, a century.

Thanks.

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Answer by Phisherofsouls
Because lawyers are the lowest form of human

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Question by idoitforthelolz: Would you want to live next door to these ppl?
When folks pay higher property taxes to live in a nice neighborhood, they expect a certain quality of life. Occasionally, you’ll find the quality of life compromised by certain…”undesirable” elements and personalities.

This is no truer than in New York’s northern suburbs of Westchester where certain “undesirable” elements from NYC’s five boroughs bring their special brand of social pollution.

Such undesirables, tend to be, invariably, of white ethnic origin (draw your own conclusions), of increasingly Balkan descent. They also tend to be more or less openly racist, homophobic, and patently obnoxious to anyone who “irritates” them (of course, it never occurs to them how irritating they are to their neighbors). As far as occupation is concerned, most tend to be in “uban real estate” (translation: slum lords), or in the “sanitation business” (again, draw your own conclusions).

This sort of douchebaggery makes for great cable TV- and for lousy neighbors
zaph: LOL- you sound just like one of my neighbors
Wowzer: Let’s trade neighbors *smirk*
Heather: LOL

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Answer by Robo Cop
no

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Question by Joe.R: What real estate “recovery” are economists expecting to take place when?
the average home in Brooklyn, New York is $ 500,000, yet the average person’s annual salary is only $ 40,000?
Do these fools actually expect houses to get EVEN MORE expensive??? Who’s going to buy them, Warren Buffet and Mike Bloomberg?
It is sickening enough that home prices DOUBLED (!!!) between 2000 and 2008 (when was the last time my salary doubled?), and now they want more “recovery”? What’s wrong with these out-of-touch, clueless idiots?

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Answer by Steve D
Those “idiots” as you call them look not just at one small section of teh country, but rather at the entire national economy. In case you have not been following the economic news for the past few years, average housing prices across the United States have declined up to 50% in many places, and in some places even more. At the least, the vast majority of homeowners have seen the market value of their houses decline a minimum of 25%. The fact that Brooklyn may have escaped relatively unscathed when it comes to home prices is relatively irrelevant when discussing the nationwide housing market.

When the housing market touches bottom and a general recovery starts is anybody’s guess. No one, however, expects the rampant housing inflation that was seen during the late 90′s and early 2000′s, rather a more moderate and sustainable 2 to 5% appreciation on an annual basis would be expected.

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NASDAQ OMX, Realty Capital Securities and American Realty Capital Host REIT …
NEW YORK, Dec 5, 2011 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) — The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. /quotes/zigman/86035/quotes/nls/ndaq NDAQ +1.70% and Realty Capital Securities and American Realty Capital today announced that they have set the date for their 2012 Real …
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Phoenix Realty buys Long Beach apartment complex
The $ 34.5-million acquisition is the latest in a series of Southern California residential property purchases by the New York investment firm in the last year. The Crossings at the Bay apartment complex in Long Beach was bought by New York investment …
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