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Managing Commercial Property by
Steven Rimmer
Written by an experienced letting
agent this book takes a practical approach and gives both
landlords and tenants a concise introduction to setting up
a business tenancy. More
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Managing Business Tenants by
Garry Philpott and Garry Hicks
This book is a good practical
introduction to the subject and is aimed at professionals
involved in managing business properties, including
property managers, accountants, banks, surveyors and
solicitors. It is equally valuable for landlords and
tenants.
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The Guide to Commercial
Property Investment - 2004
If you're
looking to invest in commercial property for
the
first time - then this guide is certainly the
answer. It contains
a substantial amount of invaluable information and
contacts.
Written by Kevin Smith and Richard
Bowser - Editor of Property Investor News the
guide is published in a 68 page - A4 booklet
format, which has a structured layout, enabling
quick access to the many sections contained
within.
Purchasers of this guide during 2004 will receive
any revised content updates as they are published
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Commercial
Property by Paul Butt
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Letting Business Premises by
Trevor Aldridge QC
This book provides detailed
explanations of all aspects of commercial property letting
law. More
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Practice Notes
on Business Tenancies (Practice Notes) by Jill Morgan,
Clive Brand
This book provides
invaluable practical guidance to the grant, renewal,
assignment and surrender of business leases. The
procedures involved are explained clearly and concisely,
with each constituent part of a commercial lease being
examined, and useful hints given on drafting. The book
covers key case law and legislation, the latest
information concerning time limits and court fees, the VAT
consequences for the letting of business premises, rent
reviews and statutory renewals. The book also summarises
and offers practical analysis of the Landlord and Tenant
(Covenants) Act 1995.
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Commercial Property (LPC Resource
Manuals) by Phil Rogers, Paul Butt
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Business Occupier's Handbook by
Vicky Rubin and Clifford Chance
A practical guide for tenants of
commercial property which aims to help businesses protect
their own interests, minimising their property occupation
costs and thereby increasing business profits.
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A Practical
Approach to Commercial Conveyancing and Property
(Practical Approach S.) by Robert Abbey, Mark
Richards
Now in its second edition, this
successful text offers practical advice and solutions in
the complex area of commercial conveyancing and property.
It provides detailed explanations of the structure and
content of the modern business lease including rent
review, lease covenants, and service charges, and includes
a point-by-point study of the termination and renewal
procedures with reference to the relevant legislative
covenants. Remedies are also considered, including
forfeiture and
the enforcement of leasehold covenants, and the authors
provide a thorough evaluation of property development
issues, including land acquisition, contaminated land
issues, planning, construction, and finance.
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Facilities
Management: Theory and Practice by Keith
Alexander (Editor)
A key feature of this work
is that it provides a structured introduction which links
the theory and practice of facilities management. It takes
a holistic, inclusive view of the subject, encouraging the
reader to use analytical techniques and to think ahead,
resulting in better performance and more efficient
management techniques. It should be of interest to
students and professionals in facilities management,
estate management, building studies, business
administration and leisure management.
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Tenant Default under Commercial
Leases by Andrew E Parsons
Tenant default is an area of major concern to
landlords. Landlord and tenant law and the process of debt
collection brings a series of practical problems. Once the
tell-tale signs are there - non-payment of rent or a
service charge, failure to repair, breach of user
covenants or insolvency - prompt action is needed.
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Making Money in
Real Estate: How to Build Financial Independence with
Residential and Commercial Property by Carolyn Janik
Overcoming naive notions of a
"sure thing" and constantly appreciating assets,
a guide to real estate investing helps readers navigate
the tricky waters of property ownership and all its
investment potential. Another US title with more than a
little relevance to the UK property market.
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Commercial Real
Estate Investment by Andrew Baum
This title analyzes all aspects
which relate to successful investment in real estate. It
is based on years of practical analysis and study and is
aimed at investment surveyors, fund managers and property
managers as well as analysts.
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The Economics of
Commercial Property Markets by
Michael Ball, Colin Lizieri, Bryan D. MacGregor
This text provides a rigorous
analysis of real estate markets. It goes beyond the often
descriptive nature of much property market analysis to
focus on important theoretical principles. The book is
divided into three main sections, covering: *
microeconomics of property markets * the macroeconomics of
commercial property * the financial economics of property
Empirical examples drawn from around the world clearly
illustrate the theories and issues discussed. Throughout,
the emphasis is on making an often complex area as
accessible and readable as possible, with each chapter
containing a boxed summary and questions for self-testing
or discussion.
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Real Estate
Investment by Gerald R. Brown, George A. Matysiak
Real Estate Investment: A Capital
Market Approach - worldwide economic turmoil over the last
few decades has created an environment in which the degree
of risk of investment assets is now an important factor in
their evaluation. This text is the first to examine the
effect of such changes on real estate markets, taking an
in-depth look at three major areas of financial and
economic importance within the real estate profession:
*The time value of money and the valuation of cash flows,
*Risk and return in real estate, *Portfolio management.
A unique feature of the book is its extensive use of
empirical evidence, with ideas supported by research that
has been undertaken using real property data.
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Commercial Real Estate: Analysis and
Investments by David M. Geltner, Norman G.
Miller
The two authors are both specialists
in real estate and are affiliated with the college of
business administration at the U. of Cincinnati. This
text, for graduate students with some background in basic
finance or urban economics, covers concepts in real estate
economics in sections on urban economics
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A Practical
Approach to Commercial Conveyancing and Property by
Robert Abbey, Mark B. Richards
A guide through the English conveyancing system, this
work provides solutions to many of the more commonplace
difficulties. Checklists are provided, together with
precedent documents, clauses and forms. Attention is given
to residential leasehold transactions, a problematic area
in conveyancing, and to the essential contents of a modern
lease. Mortgages are also considered in detail.
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The VAT and
property guide by Greg Sinfield
Everything you ever wanted to know
about VAT and property - A guide to the VAT treatment of
commercial and non-commercial property transactions and to
the impact of VAT on the structure of property dealing and
investment. This is a must-read for anyone involved in
property or construction
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Understanding VAT on Property
This practical text is suitable for
beginners with no prior knowledge of VAT, but it should
also provide more experienced practitioners with an
authoritative and up-to-date quick-reference guide.
Readers should benefit from the author's day-to-day
experience of advising on VAT, reflected in the
uncomplicated style and layout of the book. Features of
the book include: examples of how VAT applies in
practice to specific property transactions.
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Getting Past No, William Ury,
July 1992, 172 pages
Step-by-step method for negotiation
that aims to ensure that satisfactory agreement is reached
with even the most intransigent people. The author also
co-wrote "Getting Past Yes". Ideal for
commercial property landlords & tenants
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Getting to Yes, Roger Fisher et al, July 1997, 224
pages
Amazon site 5 star rated guide to winning at
negotiations - particularly suited to commercial
(business) landlords and tenants.
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See You in Court, Anthony Reeves, March 1999, 160
Pages
Amazon site 5 star rated guide to taking action in the
Small Claims Court. Ideal guide for landlords and
tenants.
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Bringing a Small Claims Action
by Navroza Ladha
The key to success as more people
handle their own claims is knowing your legal rights,
effective preparation and an understanding of the court
procedure. Here are the things that really matter about
bringing your own case to court to give you the confidence
and ability to win.
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Rent Review by Jill Alexander
Guidance on the wording of rent
review clauses in commercial leases. Also reviews
valuation methods and an analysis of recent case law.
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Service Charges in Commercial
Property, Michael Young, July 1992
Service charges are a common aspect
of commercial property management and often a source of
misunderstanding and conflict between landlords and
tenants - a detailed guide to services charges
and the law.
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Running a Flat
Management Company by Nigel Cox
Designed for the lay person as well
the professional, this hands-on guide provides information
on the practical and legal requirements of running their
own flat management company, dealing with day-to-day
issues as well as what to do when things go wrong.
Incorporating changes to the law since the last edition
was published in 1993, the book also includes examples of
model letters to residents, AGM agenda and minutes
together with commonly used company forms.
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Service Charges
for Leasehold, Freehold and Commonhold by
Solicitor, Lawrence Jones Gerald Sheriff
Not yet
published - Sept 2003
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Service Charges:
Law and Practice by Philip Freedman, Eric
Shapiro, Brian Slater
Now in its third edition, this book
provides a guide to the legal framework in which service
charges operate. In addition, it provides guidance on the
management process and related accountancy matters. This
new edition has been comprehensively updated to reflect
new developments and recent case-law on such topics as
reasonableness, repairs and renewals, recovery of
overpayments and VAT chargeable by management companies.
Additional advice on social landlords and overriding
leases has been included and comment on the forthcoming
Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act is included. The
concise commentary is supported by specimen service-charge
clauses, model accounts, notices and certificates.
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Tenant Default Under Commercial
Leases by Andrew E Parsons
Tenant default is an area of major
concern to landlords and their professional advisers. The
crossover of landlord and tenant law and the process of
debt collection brings to the fore a series of practical
and legal problems for the professional. Once the
tell-tale signs are there - non-payment of rent or of a
service charge, failure to repair, breach of user
covenants or insolvency - prompt action is needed. This
book was written to bring together in an easy-to-use and
practical format the materials necessary to effect that
action. Succinct and well laid-out chapters provide
self-contained explanations of the options available and
advice on how to proceed.
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Practice Notes
on Business Tenancies by Jill Morgan &
Clive Brand
Practical
guidance to the grant, renewal, assignment and surrender
of business leases. The procedures involved are explained
clearly and concisely, with each constituent part of a
commercial lease being examined. Covers key case law and
legislation, the latest information concerning time limits
and court fees, the VAT consequences for the letting of
business premises, rent reviews and statutory renewals and
the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995
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Renewing
Business Tenancies by Graham Fife,
Brian Hilditch, Paul Marco
Takes account of the process for renewing business
tenancies introduced by the Civil Procedure Rules. Under
the new rules control of the procedural timetable has
passed to the court. The new procedures encourage both
parties to make offers to settle, with potentially
expensive repercussions for any party which rejects an
offer. Eminently practical and provides latest case-law,
forms, procedural guides, relevant legislation and
numerous helpful tips for advisers. Chapter dealing with
renewal of licences under the
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How to Get Planning Permission
by Roy Speer and Michael Dade
How to Get Planning Permission gives
you all the information you will need on planning
permission and using the planning system effectively. With
over 80 illustrations, tables and examples, this book
tells you: - How to dramatically increase your chances of
success - before your application is even submitted - - -
When to make full or outline applications - How to
complete application forms and notices to your best
advantage - 9 essential points for writing a supporting
letter and 8 common mistakes to avoid - What you must
include in application plans and drawings.
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How to Find and Buy a Building Plot
by Roy Speer and Michael Dade
How to Find and Buy a Building Plot
is the first and only comprehensive book specifically
about buying land on which to build a house. It gives you
all the essential information you need to locate, assess
and purchase a plot. With over 65 illustrations, tables
and examples, this book tells you: - 12 sources of plots
for sale - and how to get the best out of them -
Successful methods professional property developers use to
find land - Essential items to organise - before you even
start plot hunting - 10 vital points to look out for when
inspecting a plot - How to value plots, make an offer, and
negotiate your purchase effectively and more...
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How to Stop and Influence Planning
Permission
by Roy Speer and Michael Dade
How to Stop and Influence Planning Permission is the
leading work on influencing development decisions, used by
individuals, campaigning groups, and parish and community
councils who want a say in the planning system. To enable
people with no previous knowledge of the subject to have
an effective voice, the book tells you: - How the planning
system works and what factors really count. - How you can
find out about development proposals - before it's too
late. - How to write influential letters of objection that
will have an impact on council decisions. - Key factors
you should cover in your objections. - 10 tips to give
your objections greater impact and 8 common mistakes to
avoid and much more...
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Fire Safety: An Employer's
Guide - The Home Office
This guide provides information on
how to comply with the fire safety legislation which
applies to most places of work in the UK. Although written
for the layman, fire safety professionals should also find
it of use when looking at the application of the law and
how it may be compiled.
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Guide to the
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurences
Regulations 1995 - The Health and
Safety Executive
This publication is aimed at
employers and the self-employed in all industries. It
gives guidance on the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and
Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 (RIDDOR)
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Debt Collection
Made Easy by Roy Hedges
Chasing debts is a pain which all
businesses can do without. Unfortunately, unpaid bills are
an all too frequent problem for business owners and
managers. This guide provides expert advice and tips on
resolving disputes, reducing the risks of bad debt,
getting money out of reluctant payers, letter cycles,
credit insurance and export credit.
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