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Independent from Long Beach, California • 70

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Independenti
Location:
Long Beach, California
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70
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i R-i SUNDAY. DEC. 1. If S7 -INDEPENDENT. PRESS-TELEGRAM AND EVENING NEWS 1 -1 tfHATS YOUR enants PROBLEM? Usually Pay ior Improvements la HUNTINGTON I EACH JUST MINUTE FROM THE IEACH DONT SETTLE FOR LESS THAN THE VALUE to extract the best deal for- his client, even though it may cost the tenant pain (and money).

When -renting-: commer- dal space, it is customary although paid for by the tenant, they become piut of the real estate and cannot be removed without per- mission. If the tenant plans on removing any item, he DESIGN PRICE LOCATION I abouts of the teller is born at is I recommend casting your vote for another broker in another DEAR MR. MELTZER: My hot alr furoace is acting up in a special way. It overheats and shuts off. But.

the house is still cold. Every plumber la town fits checked out the and every one says nothing is wrong. But still the heater keeps going on and off while very little heat gets uppstairs. Please a quick answer! SHIVERING Theres a famous Jale of the battle that was lost for want of a horseshoe naiL My instinct tells me your case is similar. Everybody has been checking the functioning of yoqr heater system, and I suspect they've all overlooked checking one very minor item: the filters.

tactical.1 ha only harms With faulty plumb- ing, there is the possibility. that one endangers not only his own family but the whole tonmuinJty. DEAR MR. MELTZER: I gave my broker six months to sell my house. Next week his time is up.

To date, the house is not sold. I want to cancel out He accuses me of being unreasonble because be was unable to show the house during the three months I was of town visiting my daughter. He tells me that the time I was away was not included in the six months of the listing agreement Is it? VERY REASONABLE. ANSWER: I thought I had heard ev-eiy excuse, but this is a nevf one. A six-months agreement means six calendar months, and the where By BERNARD MELTZER When renting deatial is, commercial.

stitutional, and special pur-' pose, jt is customary for the tenant to pay for all improvement. These' improvements then, as a become the property of the landlord. DEAR MR. MELTZER: If you thing dentists are i experts at extracting, try dealing with a real estate broker. I am a young man with a brand-new dental degree and need an office.

Although it is somebody else building. Iamre-i quired to pay for new partitions, lighting, plumbing, floors, etc. Ill be putting $6,000 into a building Oat doesnt' be-" -X long to me. Why? REALLY PAINED ANSWER: A broker is duty bound should so specify in the DEAR MR. MELTZER: I just road your article, where you explained that one can sell his own house without a real estate license.

If this be true, why am I not allowed to do. plumbing work in my own house without a license? Is it because that plumbers are-more influential than real estate broken? ICONOCLAST ANSWER: Fm not sure on the rela-non-residentia! type proper ti vs importance of real ties that Is, for every- tate broken and plumbers, thing but houses and apart- but there is a good logical merits. answer to your question. If Incidentally, once the im- one sells his own property provements are. installed, and messes up the tran- L- YOURHOME Assns.

Tied Tightly to Money Market THE BEST OF EVERYTHING Before you buy your new home, compare aS the advtmfagre offered by --Suburbia Homes. Yoa11 corta'nly agree that a Suburbia Home effors mare dollar value per square foot them any ether home in Bs price dam. Yoa can pay more for a home, but you coal buy a better value. DONT SETIUE FOR 'LESS THAN THE BEST! Ymt a Suburbia community NOWI NOTE: Rlehard Thunes Is public service director far the American BaSdbf BntnetmsAr' bdation and Western Regional Home CeuatiL)- 1 rency devaluation in Great havesuch a pro--foundeffecthere tactile, pT: tne fcng- Thecitfrtncy devaluation' lish pound Wag devalued by win have the effect of mak- they must raise loan -rates BF RICHARD THUNES WHEN THE rediscount rate goes more for bankers tobbrrowXMTX dIamatic rmnAas macnokent entiss a authentic spanbh ak-nenm luxurious master bedroom sums SUIURIIA'SIXCLUSIYI PtEAM rAJIO nrCHENS A im program that works wj CUSTOM; C0MHH10M PROGRAM VAFHA A CONVPITIOItAL HNANONQ rate to its most preferred customers. Since the federal issues rcs its own operation and since these bonds an bought principally by banka and investment houses, the government-must also pay higher rat7 And so it goes money everywhere costs more, and ry Jiuickly, the home huywr'pays more -for the use of someone nsqA mon- rr vc SSbm IAS percent hi the united' 4'States government.

offl- dais reached by reisingthe rediscount rata toyiper. dustry into another decline -with serious economic dis-- locations. 5 WHY SHOULD the cur- Ing foreign investments and 7: purchases more costly the British; conversely, our purchases ami investments EnriMi rates--- ilt is believed thej i differential be- 1 fk.u 27,050 NEW FHA TRADE PROGRAM NOW.ywawnAMkiwri cent from 4. Commercial banks are their w. Prime Jq pnceot SoGreat Britain raised percent Its bah rattltf '-'radiator grilles, instrument -It is 7 widejy predicted to encourage continued- door money' for purenasmga" rtsponoeo are-berngmade -of- i home wffl 'also go up as a raising its rate chrome-plated ABS plastic t-conequfnce.

so-that. inyestmeDtiJier5 sveragebuyer We-mighthenve-anwould ot-beattracted bycanteB-tt-from-metaL in less in jLLS- dollars. So' Grrat Britain raised the bank Qirnma Use Up ttfnxn-metaL- and when. But a principal SwiTJ i 55 dent mortgage bankers an: directly 1 HieldOTdTareTifNlEn maintained and inveat-menta here win not be like-. ly to go to Britain.

If they did, we could potentially lose more gold. to their This reflected to. the prime rate: which is the banks lowest c.het itt4JTigk free Invest- other mortgata rates and a scard- as-k1966X er by investment managers jiiterestmgly. the xavingrasM distributore of Shared ecuti ve vice president and on construction to a much greater degree than in other parts of the country. 1.

4-: 4 John c. Burrow of libs Ala--mitos'hai been elected ex-, holders and Chase Fund) and a vice president of John Chase, Inc7 1 'l L' 'and loan Associations, which are the largest mortgage lenders as a class in California nearly hilf the business goes to them, 49 per cent in a recent report also rely heavily off insurance companies for complex re-sale program. qggstBggg BaBgjataaBsiaa PREVIEW -Taxes Reduced -t-1 AtLuxurious 3 A- leret SOTHE savingsand loan associations also are tied to the money 'market much more than one might sus- pfeCt '-J. What the construction industry and 7 government economists fear is that there win be a new scarcity of funds for home construe--4-tiomi-lni966Xrduring the X- heijdit of that tijjfat money muk horne buildi fen to -Its lowestIevels-since World 4 an45 BEDROOMS UBRABY-DE Lathand Plaster: 3 Car Garages 2 and 3 Baths 3000 Sqiuuw Feet of living Area 7 from $33,500 V- DOWNfiDiTEREST AVAILABLE A new tight money market would reduce home building again. The consequences are a productnew stresses mi an already-imbslanced-ho ufc.

ing in ventory and ednttah 'iied-'TfflenloyihmtrJttV the construptfam trades. No emp wants that, espe-cianyrinxCalifOTniarwhere the econon isdependent 2ndUNIT HUNTINGTONBEACH (714) '92461' Difectioai lam Jjoag BacLiTike Su- Dicso Fwy. to. BcpoldiunL. oftBrookhunt to AUnnaoAMndd.

2 and I4 yU I fftfl 4 0 UP.TO 10 Soutb FROM -y- tt Vi LARGE 2-CAR GARAGE CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS FENCING rr-r i 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS 1-FORMAL DINING room: FAMILY. ROOM GARDEN KITCHENS BUILT-IN RANGE AND OVEN CERAMIC TILE 1 MracnONSi SANTA ANA KEEWAY SOUTH TO VAUCY VIEW, SOUTH ON VAUIYjVIIW TO OSANOETHOSTR, TURN SWHT TO FES- TIVAL OF HOME! AGENT i PHONE 714) S2-S220: OPEN lOdM AJiL' TILL DUSK LOW TERIV15 EXTRAS 2200 sq. ft. TOP PRICE 28,950 IN IDEAL LOCATION 17HILE THEY LAST! Brookhurst. and Hazard Vi Mi.

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