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"Bad for Business: Commercial Real Estate Faces Uphill Climb"
(Dotzour & Klassen) No. 1919, Tierra Grande reprint, 5pp. (10/20/2009) |  The commercial real estate crisis may not be as dramatic as the residential meltdown, but it's just as complex. Consumers are spending less and saving more, which is never good for business. Look out! Foreclosures ahead!
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| "Holistic Approach to Financial Crisis"
(Dotzour & Klassen) No. 1912, Tierra Grande reprint, 4pp. (7/20/2009) |  While most of the programs designed to solve the financial crisis fail to address the foreclosure problem that began it all, the Home Equity Assistance Program does. This proposed solution starts with lowering mortgage payments, thus allowing distressed homeowners to stay in their homes, and keeps money flowing to all of the support entities in the financial markets.
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| Home Equity Assistance Program: A Direct Solution for Foreclosure Mitigation
(Dotzour & Klassen) No. 1906, Technical report, 44pp. (7/20/2009) |  The author proposes a more holistic view of the global financial crisis and offers a solution that meets the needs of all affected parties, including distressed homeowners, taxpayers, banks, mortgage-backed security investors and politicians.
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| "Automation Pays"
(Klassen) No. 1902, Tierra Grande reprint, 4pp. (4/27/2009) |  Real estate firms of all sizes should investigate accounts payable automation to reduce costs and improve case management.
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| Automating Accounts Payable
(Klassen) No. 1896, Technical report, 1223pp. (4/1/2009) |  A smooth-functioning accounts payable system is a critical element in any effort to conserve cash. This report covers: Why automate? How does it work? Preparing for automation and the automated A/P process.
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| "The Price is Right"
(Pachchigar, Klassen & Gilliland) No. 1821, Tierra Grande reprint, 3pp. (7/23/2007) |  Texas rural land prices increased 23 percent in 2006. The statewide price is $1,825 per acre. Volume of sales remained strong with 8,202 sales in 2006
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| Texas Land Market Developments -- 2006
(Klassen & Gilliland) No. 1818, Reference, 10pp. (7/1/2007) |  Texas land markets roared into uncharted territory in 2006 with buyers' insatiable demand for properties driving the statewide price per acre 23 percent higher that they were in 2005. Here is a region-by-region report.
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| "Boom With a View"
(Klassen & Gilliland) No. 1795, Tierra Grande reprint, 2pp. (10/20/2006) |  In 2005, Texas land prices set another record at $1,483 per acre. Texas land prices were up 16 percent from 2004 and 76 percent over 2000 prices. Nonagricultural demand continued to drive markets, and 2006 promises to be another banner year for Texas land markets
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| Texas Land Market Developments -- 2005
(Klassen & Gilliland) No. 1788, Technical report, 10pp. (9/6/2006) |  Demand for Texas recreational land and an influx of investment-driven buyers combined to propel the 2005 land market to a historic high. The price of an acre of Texas rural land rose by 16 percent to $1,483. It was the fourth consecutive double-digit percentage increase.
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