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    Using property perception and trade economy to explain how said shift caused irreparable damage to New England’s ecosystem. The strengths of his argument lie in his formatting and use of multiple points of view. However, his weaknesses of consistency and placement…

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    Anthony Johnson, originally forced into slavery to work in tobacco fields, became a well known and respectable land owner in colonial Virginia. During this time period, (1600 's) the definition of a slave was not exactly clear cut. This clarity, along with his personal efforts allowed him to strive in a society dominated by the white gentry. Johnson did owe some of his success to the faulty system and ability to work his way through it, however none of it would have been possible without his…

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    higher income brackets to lower their taxable income. Renting does not provide this tax break. To some degree, renters are under the control of their landlords in so much as major renovations to a rental property are typically not permitted by tenants. Some rentals do not allow pets, and unless the property is rent-controlled, the landlord can substantially raise monthly rental fees at the end of a lease term or decide not to renew the lease at all (Siegel & Yacht,…

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    4. Explain how cohabitation could create legal problems for couples: residence, money, property, insurance, health care, decision-making, and children. (8 points) Cohabitating can be both beneficial and disadvantageous. Some couples may believe that cohabitation is a good way to test the waters before marriage. Some couples may even begin cohabitating out of convenience or financial benefit. However, when a couple lives together there can be a number of obstacles that can come up. Couples…

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    Plato is to create a perfect society, Aristotle is more concerned in improving the existing society. Plato has divided the people of the polis into three classes. Guardian classes are the rulers and Plato believes that they should not own private property because this can tamper with their commitment to the common good. They should only think about the good of the city and are not able to make their marital choices as well. Plato promoted a government…

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    In certain states in the United States, there has recently been an influx in the population in some cities. Since there has been an increase in population, low income families are being forced to move out of the city and into more affordable housing. Affordable housing is usually located outside the city limits. In order to solve this problem there has been various solutions implemented to keep affordable housing within city limits. One solution has been federal project-based rental assistance…

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    You can use shares of your property investments as contributions to self-directed IRAs. Creative tax planning allows taxpayers to convert some personal expenses into valid business deductions. You can hire friends and family members to manage your real estate holdings and keep the…

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    Insurance “the individual mandate violates the Fifth Amendment by allowing the government to take property without just compensation.” While, the federal government has a constitutional right to "take" private property for public use, however, the Fifth Amendment's Just Compensation Clause requires the government to pay just compensation, interpreted as market value, to the owner of the property. Subsequently, the empirical result of Obamacare proves it…

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    introduces his philosophy concerning the importance of acquiring private property. Locke derives his philosophy from a Bible scripture that states that God gave the earth to "mankind in common," ensuring that the descendants of Adam would share the land equitably (Locke 87). Locke defines labor as the qualification for owning land—if a man devotes labor to the land in question, it becomes his property. The land is not just physical property; the earth becomes an integral component of a man 's…

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    Maintenance Depending on the terms of the contract, you could be responsible for maintaining the property and this can include HOA fees, taxes and insurance. The seller is ultimately responsible for HOA fees, insurance and taxes therefore the seller can determine whether or not he or she wants to cover these costs. Regardless, you still need to purchase renter’s insurance to cover losses to personal property and provide liability coverage if someone is injured while on the…

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