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    Why is it that some people feel absolutely comfortable and at home in a place while others feel uneasy or uninvited? For example, one who loves shopping for anything and everything would feel right at home at The Mall of America, while one who could care less about material possessions would not be thriving. In Yi-Fu Tuan’s book, Space and Place, he discusses the concept of perspective in relation to space and place. Essentially, everyone is not going to have the same feelings or attitudes…

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    All wealthy people own shares and property. Do you? Do what the wealthy people do and educate yourself on different investment vehicles. Become self educated in investing and do it yourself! Method Number 3: Multiple streams of income. Leverage your time and money through other people. Only…

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    Newly launched townhouses are commonly seen as an attractive option for property buyers, especially for first time buyers looking for a starter family home. There is, however, a lot of discussion on whether townhouses, single family detached houses, or condominiums are better, with real estate forums and websites such as CanDoFinance filled with arguments for and against each option. Some of the main arguments in favour of townhouses are that they are not only more spacious and aesthetically…

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    In Homeless, Quindlen relies on relatability rather than humor to try and reach out to her audience. She describes the home as a place where you keep your valuables, where you keep things that belong to you, and a place that you can call your own. She believes that the home is based on tangible items (Quindlen). So, in her essay when she states that a person is homeless, she basically means they don't have any materialistic value (Quindlen). “Why I want a wife” uses humor and believe the home…

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    that private property is an essential component of the expression of external freedom. In “Estranged Labor,” Marx argues that private property is the culmination of alienated labor and thus represents unfreedom. In this paper, we will discuss what Hegel means by external freedom, why such freedom is necessary, and why he considers the ability to accumulate and hold private property to be essential to such freedom. We will then discuss Marx’s notions that the need to acquire private property—as a…

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    At the turn of the 20th century, factory working conditions were, deplorable at best. Unregulated and it really boggles the mind at the egregiousness of these business owners. Fourteen hour days, at ten or twelve years old, six days a week, and you have to pay for the electricity you use, mistakes you make, risk your life, and you can’t even use the bathroom?!!? While it is challenging for me to get past the rage, in the interest of scholastic endeavor, I will persevere. I feel, of course at…

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    Comparing modular construction with traditional building to see which is better from a financial and flexibility of design perspective: Introduction: I chose this topic because modular homes have been in the news lately as 500 modular homes are being used to battle homelessness in Dublin. I am very interested to see if modular homes are the future for Irish construction and overpower the existing traditional construction methods. I will compare two key elements of building financial and…

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    What would you spend millions of dollars on? Perhaps you would buy a enormous house in the Beverly Hills, or maybe a garage full erotic supper cars. There are many different things that you could do with that kind of money, it would be hard to make a decisions of what to get. Me, what would I do with that money? Well the choice is easy for me, I would give it all back for my old life back. You may think that having enough money that you never worry about how much money you have is a amazing…

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    detailed as to even tell exactly how much (if any) of the wedding gifts were to be returned upon divorce, separation, or death. Women were considered free citizens of Babylon and in the case of a divorce could keep custody of the children and hold property of their own (Hammurabi). Hammurabi’s Code also includes more than thirty-five laws about land ownership and renting land out such as Hammurabi’s 55th rule, “ If anyone open his ditches to water his crop, but is careless, and the water flood…

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    Investing In Real Estate

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    When investing in real estate it can be both risky and intimidating. Purchasing property is a big commitment and failing to follow through with payments and taxes can easily ruin a credit score and leave an individual in financial instability. However, with the right investment and smart money management, the potential to profit substantially off a single rental property is great. The typical investor will chose a property that can generate income as well as sustain itself. The income is…

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