
Real estate investment is easy if you know real estate law.
Description
Book Introduction
What real estate beginners must know
Real Estate User Manual
In the world of real estate, especially land, where there are many variables, a solid foundation is essential.
Because the starting point of the land is a prime location, and the ending point is a share of the land.
Real estate investment is not something that can be achieved through laws alone.
It is necessary to interpret the real estate law and its nature.
Through real estate law, we can acquire not only knowledge but also wisdom.
Because knowledge can be applied as a tool of wisdom.
Beginners in real estate must study real estate law.
The first thing a beginner in the real estate market should buy and read is a book on real estate law, not a book on real estate know-how.
While real estate know-how books describe how to make money, real estate law books provide countermeasures to avoid mistakes.
In other words, real estate law books are of value to those in real need.
It is not necessary for investors, but it is extremely rare for real demand value to create investment value, and investment value to create real demand value.
Therefore, we must first and foremost approach real estate law that describes the actual demand value (present value).
This book will be very useful to construction and building contractors about to implement the project, as it describes the 'history of the method' (describes the process of change).
This is because books provide frequent opportunities to communicate with local governments.
The process of change is far more important than the change itself.
A real estate law book will allow you to have serious conversations with local government officials.
For example, if the Housing Act talks to the Housing and Civil Servants, the Building Act talks to the Building and Civil Servants, and the Urban Development Act talks to the Urban Development and Civil Servants, all issues can be resolved.
The Real Estate Act is a book that describes present value, so you can find out more about the gap between the past and present by contacting the relevant public official.
Let's take a closer look at real estate investment through this book and gain a deeper understanding of its current value!
Real Estate User Manual
In the world of real estate, especially land, where there are many variables, a solid foundation is essential.
Because the starting point of the land is a prime location, and the ending point is a share of the land.
Real estate investment is not something that can be achieved through laws alone.
It is necessary to interpret the real estate law and its nature.
Through real estate law, we can acquire not only knowledge but also wisdom.
Because knowledge can be applied as a tool of wisdom.
Beginners in real estate must study real estate law.
The first thing a beginner in the real estate market should buy and read is a book on real estate law, not a book on real estate know-how.
While real estate know-how books describe how to make money, real estate law books provide countermeasures to avoid mistakes.
In other words, real estate law books are of value to those in real need.
It is not necessary for investors, but it is extremely rare for real demand value to create investment value, and investment value to create real demand value.
Therefore, we must first and foremost approach real estate law that describes the actual demand value (present value).
This book will be very useful to construction and building contractors about to implement the project, as it describes the 'history of the method' (describes the process of change).
This is because books provide frequent opportunities to communicate with local governments.
The process of change is far more important than the change itself.
A real estate law book will allow you to have serious conversations with local government officials.
For example, if the Housing Act talks to the Housing and Civil Servants, the Building Act talks to the Building and Civil Servants, and the Urban Development Act talks to the Urban Development and Civil Servants, all issues can be resolved.
The Real Estate Act is a book that describes present value, so you can find out more about the gap between the past and present by contacting the relevant public official.
Let's take a closer look at real estate investment through this book and gain a deeper understanding of its current value!
index
prolog
Chapter 1 Act on National Land Planning and Utilization
Real Estate Law
urban planning
Land use zone
Use zone
Permission for development activities and land transactions
Building restrictions within the use zone
Chapter 2 Building Code
Building Code
Road Act
Types of buildings by purpose
Chapter 3 Urban Development Act
Urban Development Act
Implementation of urban development projects
Urban development project implementation method
Chapter 4 Special Measures Act on the Designation and Management of Development Restriction Zones
definition
Designation and lifting of development restriction zones
Management of development restriction zones
Special provisions for existing buildings and residential areas
Resident support project and land purchase process
Damage charge for development restricted areas (preservation charge for development restricted areas)
Chapter 5 Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Act
Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Act
Business details
Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Plan
Maintenance project implementation
Union Establishment Promotion Committee and Union Establishment
Business implementation plan
Other legal approvals, permits, etc.
Circular maintenance method maintenance project
Measures for implementing maintenance projects
Distribution and Management Disposal Plan
Measures taken upon completion of construction
Previous notice and confirmation of rights
Liquidation money
Cost burden
Chapter 6 Housing Law
The raison d'être of the Housing Act
Comprehensive Housing Plan
Housing construction
Chapter 7 Mountain Management Act
Mountain Management Act
Forest
Protection and development of forests
Chapter 8 Agricultural Land Act
Agricultural Land Act
Farmland ownership
Use and conservation of agricultural land
Chapter 9: The Law of Grassland
Grassland Law
Chapter 10: The Basic Principles of Land Investment
3 Elements of Land Investment
road name
mountainous district
farmland
Chapter 1 Act on National Land Planning and Utilization
Real Estate Law
urban planning
Land use zone
Use zone
Permission for development activities and land transactions
Building restrictions within the use zone
Chapter 2 Building Code
Building Code
Road Act
Types of buildings by purpose
Chapter 3 Urban Development Act
Urban Development Act
Implementation of urban development projects
Urban development project implementation method
Chapter 4 Special Measures Act on the Designation and Management of Development Restriction Zones
definition
Designation and lifting of development restriction zones
Management of development restriction zones
Special provisions for existing buildings and residential areas
Resident support project and land purchase process
Damage charge for development restricted areas (preservation charge for development restricted areas)
Chapter 5 Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Act
Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Act
Business details
Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Plan
Maintenance project implementation
Union Establishment Promotion Committee and Union Establishment
Business implementation plan
Other legal approvals, permits, etc.
Circular maintenance method maintenance project
Measures for implementing maintenance projects
Distribution and Management Disposal Plan
Measures taken upon completion of construction
Previous notice and confirmation of rights
Liquidation money
Cost burden
Chapter 6 Housing Law
The raison d'être of the Housing Act
Comprehensive Housing Plan
Housing construction
Chapter 7 Mountain Management Act
Mountain Management Act
Forest
Protection and development of forests
Chapter 8 Agricultural Land Act
Agricultural Land Act
Farmland ownership
Use and conservation of agricultural land
Chapter 9: The Law of Grassland
Grassland Law
Chapter 10: The Basic Principles of Land Investment
3 Elements of Land Investment
road name
mountainous district
farmland
Into the book
Real estate law has nothing to do with the future.
Because this is a situation that specifically describes the present value that includes the past, there is no room to think about the future.
The past and present are linked by law.
It changes through human hands.
But the connection with the future is not made through human hands.
We have no choice but to leave it to the natural course of things.
Real estate methods that link the past and present are honest and therefore have high future value.
Right now, it has nothing to do with the future.
--- p.22
Don't focus on the floor area ratio of your land, which can never be seen from the outside, but keep an eye on the floor area ratio of apartments and commercial buildings around your land.
Obsessing over the invisible volume ratio of my land is a waste of time, like a war of attrition trying to see an invisible future.
Instead, it is important to focus on the current value, or the floor area ratio, of the structures surrounding my land.
--- p.32
The actual demand value (utility value) of real estate is filled with concepts, and the investment value (potential value) of real estate is filled with individuality.
If the former is linked to the quality of the apartment, the latter is linked to the quality of the land.
Land can be changed and evolved by individuals through creativity and planning, but apartments are never allowed to be developed by individuals.
--- p.56
The difference between building law and housing law is like the difference between redevelopment and reconstruction.
Whether it is a real user or a singer, the perspectives may not be the same, but the root cause is the same.
In other words, the Building Act resembles the reconstruction mode, and the Housing Act resembles the redevelopment mode.
This is because the former's development form is partial (looking at it through a small microscope), while the latter explains the concept in a comprehensive and general way (looking at it through a large microscope).
It's a difference in presence.
The impact of housing laws and redevelopment on the real estate market will be enormous.
--- p.63
Whether it is land development or land development, the ultimate goal is to complete residential facilities.
However, we must immediately recognize that we are not creating a space for investment, but rather a 'space for happiness'.
Only then can facilities that assist and preserve (supplement) residential facilities be free from bubbles.
When bubbles are injected into residential facilities, they are bound to spread to adjacent commercial and business facilities.
People spread it unilaterally.
Housing facilities are made by people, and bubbles are also made by people.
--- p.144
The greatest advantage of real estate law is that it can be used as material to create individual real estate philosophies.
This is because real estate law is a safe real estate know-how with a very low probability of error.
It creates safe investment value because it is the best secret to creating real demand value.
It is the first-class contributor to transforming immature land with low completion rate into mature land.
A dedicated course (architectural course) is included here.
Because this is a situation that specifically describes the present value that includes the past, there is no room to think about the future.
The past and present are linked by law.
It changes through human hands.
But the connection with the future is not made through human hands.
We have no choice but to leave it to the natural course of things.
Real estate methods that link the past and present are honest and therefore have high future value.
Right now, it has nothing to do with the future.
--- p.22
Don't focus on the floor area ratio of your land, which can never be seen from the outside, but keep an eye on the floor area ratio of apartments and commercial buildings around your land.
Obsessing over the invisible volume ratio of my land is a waste of time, like a war of attrition trying to see an invisible future.
Instead, it is important to focus on the current value, or the floor area ratio, of the structures surrounding my land.
--- p.32
The actual demand value (utility value) of real estate is filled with concepts, and the investment value (potential value) of real estate is filled with individuality.
If the former is linked to the quality of the apartment, the latter is linked to the quality of the land.
Land can be changed and evolved by individuals through creativity and planning, but apartments are never allowed to be developed by individuals.
--- p.56
The difference between building law and housing law is like the difference between redevelopment and reconstruction.
Whether it is a real user or a singer, the perspectives may not be the same, but the root cause is the same.
In other words, the Building Act resembles the reconstruction mode, and the Housing Act resembles the redevelopment mode.
This is because the former's development form is partial (looking at it through a small microscope), while the latter explains the concept in a comprehensive and general way (looking at it through a large microscope).
It's a difference in presence.
The impact of housing laws and redevelopment on the real estate market will be enormous.
--- p.63
Whether it is land development or land development, the ultimate goal is to complete residential facilities.
However, we must immediately recognize that we are not creating a space for investment, but rather a 'space for happiness'.
Only then can facilities that assist and preserve (supplement) residential facilities be free from bubbles.
When bubbles are injected into residential facilities, they are bound to spread to adjacent commercial and business facilities.
People spread it unilaterally.
Housing facilities are made by people, and bubbles are also made by people.
--- p.144
The greatest advantage of real estate law is that it can be used as material to create individual real estate philosophies.
This is because real estate law is a safe real estate know-how with a very low probability of error.
It creates safe investment value because it is the best secret to creating real demand value.
It is the first-class contributor to transforming immature land with low completion rate into mature land.
A dedicated course (architectural course) is included here.
--- p.283
Publisher's Review
The power to become aware of the core,
It's in the study of real estate law!
This book consists of a total of 10 chapters.
Chapter 1 discusses the definition of real estate law and the laws related to land planning and use.
Chapter 2 explains the Building Act, and Chapter 3 explains the Urban Development Act.
Chapter 4 deals with the Special Measures Act on the Designation and Management of Development Restriction Zones, and Chapter 5 discusses the Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Act.
Chapter 6 then explains the Housing Act, Chapter 7 details the Mountain Management Act, Chapter 8 details the Agricultural Land Act, and Chapter 9 details the Grassland Act.
The last ten chapters discuss the basic principles of land investment, including the three elements of land investment.
Real estate law is similar in nature to land, which is an unfinished real estate.
When an investor surveys a land, the answer cannot be found by looking only at the land itself.
Likewise, real estate enthusiasts should not only look at the real estate law itself.
It is very important to understand the truth hidden in real estate law.
This is why it is important to properly adhere to the use of real estate law.
The ultimate goal of studying real estate law is not to acquire knowledge or obtain a license.
It's about discovering new know-how.
It is about becoming aware.
This book will empower you to discover and realize the essence of real estate.
It's in the study of real estate law!
This book consists of a total of 10 chapters.
Chapter 1 discusses the definition of real estate law and the laws related to land planning and use.
Chapter 2 explains the Building Act, and Chapter 3 explains the Urban Development Act.
Chapter 4 deals with the Special Measures Act on the Designation and Management of Development Restriction Zones, and Chapter 5 discusses the Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Act.
Chapter 6 then explains the Housing Act, Chapter 7 details the Mountain Management Act, Chapter 8 details the Agricultural Land Act, and Chapter 9 details the Grassland Act.
The last ten chapters discuss the basic principles of land investment, including the three elements of land investment.
Real estate law is similar in nature to land, which is an unfinished real estate.
When an investor surveys a land, the answer cannot be found by looking only at the land itself.
Likewise, real estate enthusiasts should not only look at the real estate law itself.
It is very important to understand the truth hidden in real estate law.
This is why it is important to properly adhere to the use of real estate law.
The ultimate goal of studying real estate law is not to acquire knowledge or obtain a license.
It's about discovering new know-how.
It is about becoming aware.
This book will empower you to discover and realize the essence of real estate.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: December 13, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 286 pages | 152*225*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791194223351
- ISBN10: 1194223354
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