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    There are plenty of things that you should be aware of. I think that it would be a better option to have an agent involved in the process if you don't have any prior experience of such dealing, on the contrary the agent will be well-versed with the legal formalities that need to be taken care off and also the way the office will be used as the office will be split into two. Also, the laws does change with the state and also the percentage and the legal issues associated with it.

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    Hi Richard,
    I didn't know at this stage you can avail for a finance of 60%, I think that this is something that can really get into a practise soon and help the people get into the groove and sort out themselves making their stand a firm one in the market. With such a situation prevailing here, I think that there will be many people plunging into this field as there is a lot of money involved, though the risk factor is also involved, but people will be more interested to try their luck. I would love to have some advise on a couple of things, but may be later on when the circumstances arises.

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    Tampa, Florida is one of the hottest sectors where the real estate scenario is quite well developed. I think that it would be a very good thing to have some property there. I have heard from a couple of people and it's working good for them so if you are planning about having one then I would suggest you to go ahead with the process and, in case you need some help there are plenty of people involved in the real estate business there and would be more than happy to help you out with the process.

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