Three AIA [American Institute of Architects] chapters collaberated in the creation of Design DC, a professional architectural conference, held at the Washington, DC Convention Center in February of 2005. The following article is about the conference. Psychology and architecture

What does a depth psychologist find at an architectural conference? You might first ask, "What is depth psychology?" With its origins in the work of Freud and Jung, depth psychology seeks to know what lies below the surface of conscious awareness as revealed via creative acts, symptoms, dreams, ideas, and other non-volitional experiences. It also considers what is not said/done as well as what is said/done as a way of understanding the human psyche vis a vis the social and physical landscape of which we are all a part. Deep psychology Drawing on the insights of history, mythology, literature, anthropology, philosophy, and the arts, and using tools such a deep listening, dialoguing, narrative, and imagining, depth psychology offers multiple reflective and interpretive lenses. Psychological effects of architecture Recognizing that the psychological effects and implications of architecture may be something which is considered, but not always given voice to, I attended various seminars with my depth psychological attuned ears wide open to find out if and how things psychological were discussed or not. My reflections are based solely on my experience of each particular seminar, are by no means exhaustive, and are not intended to be generalizable. Architecture and group cohesion

With a nod to Freud and Jung, I, pulled up my imaginary couch and put my first patient on it: the Kentlands' seminar. Amongst other points, the presenter noted that the New Urbanists' approach delineates what type of structure/structural elements fit well in particular contexts, which from a psychological point of view speaks to a group cohesiveness model.

The outsider vis a vis the group

Group cohesiveness of an informal group, such as a section of a neighborhood, varies widely based upon shared values, goals, and level of interdependence. Curiously, one of the methods of strengthening group cohesiveness is having something/someone that does not fit well which is perceived as other and/or does not seem to contribute to the harmony of the group. Depth psychology would wonder, how this phenomenon is or is not factored in to the Transect model? Paradoxically, the architects and planners should plan to put in the "outsider" to hold the remaining community together. Circling all the issues

There was mention of a desire on the part of the Kentlands' founders to "create a cohesive sense of place; a place people can feel a part of; a place shared by everyone." A depth psychological approach to achieving these goals would entail using numerous projective exercises and/or a perspective-giving-tool called the hermeneutic circle methodology, which involves putting an issue, question, or concern in the center of the circle and those affected by the issue at points around the perimeter. The center is then considered through each lens point on the perimeter. The result of these discernment processes is a fuller understanding, including unimagined challenges, and more refined and actionable data. Going to court On the Georgetown Law Center tour the narrative of each space came to life: we could begin to imagine the feeling of being in front of the Supreme Court sitting in their moot court. In addition, as is often the case when someone gives voice to a structure's narrative, stories emerge which were not apparent for they are held by the space until someone "releases" them by telling them.

From court to courting

We moved from the Supreme Court to the supreme source of stress relief. In the state of the art well-appointed gym, our building tour guide first spoke about the equipment and wiring limitations. Then, through him the building told us something more: the law students of today were much more stressed than students in the past, so the law school wanted to court today's students put in the well-equipped gym for them to discharge their stress.

Using buildings psychologically

When architects want to create communities or reduce stress for the occupants of their buildings, they are often unknowingly using their architectural designs in service of occupants' psychological well-being. Buildings have the power to determine how we feel, as well as how we function. Architects and builders would be wise to Inviting a psychologist to "pull up a couch" the drawing board to insure that the psychological effects of the built environment are being considered.

About the Author

Katherine Grace Morris, Ph.D. is the "Environmental Therapist." She has a doctorate in depth psychology, and is the pioneer of the "psychology of setting." She uses a client's setting -- home, business, etc. to solve clients' problems with themselves or with their employees. Change is easier when the body leads. Changing the setting leads the body and the head follows. www.psychologyofsetting.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Finding free home foreclosure listings can sometimes feel like the proverbial needle in a haystack, but if you know where to look, you can find plenty of bargain opportunities. There are several sites online that will give you access to these listings - for a small monthly fee. Keep in mind that if you are short on time, and don't know where to find listings, these types of membership sites may be an excellent option.

However, if you've got some time to spare and would rather put that money into buying a foreclosed property, you can get access to a list of foreclosed homes with absolutely no cost to you. So set aside a couple of hours and you'll be able to research properties that you're interested in right from your computer.

Starting Your Search

One of the first things you need to do when searching for foreclosed listings is to elect the state you're interested in purchasing property in. Keep in mind that you don't necessarily need to live in the state where the foreclosed property is to purchase it.

Once you've located a few potential foreclosed properties you're interested in, you'll want to inspect the property and see what type of condition it's in. Most of the times, these properties will need some maintenance to make them move-in ready, but if you get a good deal on the purchase of the property, you can use sweat equity to increase the value of the property..

Government Sources

Another resource fore properties is the US government. You will be able to find actual addresses of properties that are for sale by HUD. This is another free resource of thousands of foreclosed properties that are for sale by the U.S. Government, but you must work with a real estate agent, broker or servicing representative to submit an offer or bid. You cannot submit an offer on the property yourself.

Now that you know how to locate properties, get out there and find real estate at discounted prices.

About the Author

 by Michelle Greene

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Like fine wine, your home has probably aged nicely while you have lived in it. While you may feel this way, it is important to understand buyers may look at it a bit differently.

The Fine Wine Element of Selling Your Home

A home is a fundamental part of our lives. We tend to live in them for a number of years during which time significant things happen in our lives. Maybe you had additions to your family. Maybe you met someone to share the rest of your life with. The list is practically endless. While all of this is wonderful, the one consistent with them is time. While you stack up experiences, you house is aging. When it comes time to sell it, the fine wine element of this aging needs to be addressed.

The age of a home is always on the mind of any perspective buyer. To the surprise of many sellers, buyers usually are not overly sensitive to when the home was built. What they are really interested in is how long is the property going to last if they buy it. With some solid maintenance, an old Victorian will last for a long, long time. Homes built in the last 30 years, however, do not always have such staying power.

If you have an older home, you can take steps to cut this buyer concern off at the knees. It is an extra step that costs you nothing and you will be glad you had done. Yep, you are going to get the answers before you list the property. Being well prepared is the key to getting past the objections and concerns of potential buyers.

When it comes to the age of your home, the key is figuring out how long things will last. So, should you read up on it on the net? Should you just eyeball it? Should you go with what someone told you? No! You should get estimates. Specifically, you should call out contractors and get estimates. The estimates should cover the condition of the area in question, any repairs needed and the remaining life for the area in question. You should do this for the roof, heating system, cooling system, ventilation system and any thing else that might age like bad wine and is unique to your home.

Taking this step will let you know what is right and wrong with your home as well as how long things are going to last. When a buyer asks how long the roof can reasonably be expected to last, you can pull out the estimate and show them. End of question!

About the Author

Raynor James is with FSBOAmerica.org - providing daily real estate tips to buyers and sellers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Here's the situation, Broker A just sold an Option Arm to a guy and come to find out another broker (Broker B) already submitted the deal through the same lender. The only reason the borrower went somewhere else was because of a little disagreement, or misunderstanding, with the explanation of the POA from the Broker B. Broker A was told by the Lender that he had to wait 60 days after the current application is withdrawn before he could resubmit it UNLESS Broker B gave a letter saying he will withdraw the application and will receive NO COMPENSATION for anyone else that submits/closes the deal with the Lender. Broker B refused to write the letter and his statement was "if I can't make any money with it, I don't want anyone to make money from it."

Ever run into this situation? If you're in the origination side of things, chances are you either have or will in the future.

I have to admit, I ran into this same situation several years ago, it's not pretty. One person's ego gets bruised while the other person either puffs out his chest or gets pissed about not getting the deal.

What it all boils down to is how do YOU want to be perceived in the business? Oh sure, we're all here to make $$, but how we make it is the issue.

Personally, I actually don't think it's about ethics or morals, I believe it's about personal preference. Let me explain why I think this way. Ethics and morals are more what's-right or what's-wrong. This situation isn't about right or wrong.

The guy has every right not to give up his commission to someone else, he shouldn't be criticized for doing so, that's his preference. BUT, here's my thought, and I'll put this in a first person perspective...

If someone doesn't want to do business with me, I want them to go away and not think about me any more. I don't need bad publicity at all. If I make that person have to stay around guess what? He starts telling more and more people about how "I screwed him" whether it's true or not. If I can make that person forget about me, the less he will tell others about me. Let's face it, if I keep the borrower tied to me if he doesn't want to be, who does that hurt in the long run? In other words, I would give up commission on ONE DEAL to prevent bad publicity, especially in this business. Oh sure, the borrower will always feel like he's been "screwed", but why keep him feeling that way? The quicker he forgets, the better it will be for me. Does that make sense?

Just something to think about.

About the Author

Andrew Poletto has been in the mortgage business for several years as a broker, a manager, and a trainer. He is the author of the ebook: The ARM Factor: The Guide to Selling and Understanding the Pay Option Arm. www.RealMortgageTraining.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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It is said that in the internet marketing world, content is king. While there is no doubt that strong copy and valuable information is what will ultimately determine whether your site will be a profit machine or a money pit.

But, in order to get that buyer ready to part ways with their hard earned cash they must find your site.

SEO or Search engine optimization is a long and a very broad subject to tackle. This has so many aspect in terms on how well your site rank in the search engine. Different questions arise regarding the subject but still including me cannot pin point directly that magic on being at the top permanently. But my suggestion below will at least help your search engine position especially if you have a business you are promoting online. 1. Try to create you site user friendly first and or at least can be validated by w3.org. These makes your site to be competitive in terms with your competitor. 2. Try to be descriptive on your description, these will help visitor at a glance go to your site and search engine to pick up those words or keywords from your description. 3. Article submission that can be closely related to your site is useful and make it published to the article sites. 4. Directory submission is a big plus. 5. Forum signature also creates free visitors as well as free backlinks. The important is one way back links which means NO exchanging or reciprocal links are valuable any more. There are some sites that are offering one way link or in other words you don't need to place their links in to you site. I list some of them and I hope it is useful.

www.clickbuysell.com www.clickbuysell.com www.gbuysell.com www.machmate.ca www.iraniansite.ca www.jdtalentmanagement.com

How to promote your business using free online auction and classified sites

About the Author

Tony Kind is the founder of ubuysell.ca. Online since 2003 ubuysell.ca has been as free onlinea auction and classified site to buy and sell person to person an ebay alternative auction site. Go to http://www.ubuysell.ca to find out how to find other great deals.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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It used to be that both men and women waited to become first-time homebuyers until they married. They rented or lived at home with parents until Mr. or Ms. Right was found.

Today, according to the National Association of Realtors, one in every four home real estate purchases are made by singles, with single women outnumbering the men by two-to-one. The cause is thought to be that many single men in their 20s or early 30s continue to live with their parents until marriage, while single women are more apt to move into rental real estate with friends after college. Additionally, women are marrying later in life, attaining higher educational degrees, and spending more time to establish their careers. This provides them more available financial resources to purchase their own real estate and move into a place of their own.

My daughter did this in her early 30s. A successful web designer in West Palm Beach, Florida, she decided that she was wasting her money renting and wanted something that was hers. As with most single renters, she purchased a condo (townhouses are another good alternative for previous apartment dwellers). Though it was a big step and a huge commitment, she has a sense of security, satisfaction and accomplishment that cannot be found through renting.

Some Benefits of Renting After renting for several years, many singles become frustrated with their dollars going into someone else's pockets with nothing to show for it. They dislike not being able to decorate as they wish or sharing space with roommates.

For some locations and personal situations, however, renting may be the best and cheapest alternative. You do not pay for repairs, maintenance or property taxes. You have more flexibility to move when you wish, without being concerned with first selling your real estate. So, if you are considering buying residential real estate, compare your options carefully before making a commitment.

Homeownership Benefits Are Many Owners of real estate attain many benefits. There are numerous real estate deductions at tax time on both federal and state income taxes, especially if you purchased your home real estate within the tax year. (See my article at this web site, titled "Real Estate Tax Breaks for Your Home" for more benefits of homeownership.) Because it is your home, you can make more permanent changes through renovations and decorating. Additionally, your investment generally increases in value and you accumulate equity that can be borrowed against in the future for necessities, such as the purchase of a car or that vacation of which you always dreamed.

Though buying real estate before marriage is a big commitment, more and more singles are doing just that and finding the move much more rewarding than renting.

About the Author

John Harris is an expert researcher and writer on real estate topics such as economics, credit improvement tips, home selling advice and home buying preparations. For more on San Diego Homes for Sale visit http://www.twtrealestate.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In most state's, you purchase title insurance to ensure you are not also buying the responsibility for earlier liens against the property. In a finite few states, you pay to have an abstract search to do the same. The one thing most buyers of homes for sale never think of or do is to check the insurance claims history of potential homes for sale. This could be a crucial mistake.

Insurance companies share information with each other. They use the Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange (CLUE), which is a huge database of information. CLUE holds the dates, type of loss, and amount paid on claims to previous owners of your potential homes for sale for the past five years. Information contained in CLUE could very well mean higher homeowners insurance premiums or no coverage at all for particular homes for sale.

For example, previous homes for sale water damage claims are red lights for insurers, because such problems eventually may lead to expensive claims of toxic mold. In California, alone, there have been substantial toxic mold claims over the past ten years. Some fairly new homes had to be completely demolished -- very costly to those insurers. Historically, insurance companies have found that toxic mold damage is generally caused by previous water damage that was not adequately repaired. Therefore, when insurers see a previous water damage claim, they are apt to not decline coverage or cancel your policy within the first 60 days grace period for the insurer -- even though the claims happened before you owned the homes for sale.

Water damage is only one of many damage claims insurers look for when underwriting your potential homes for sale. They will evaluate all of the homes for sale claims history to determine if the potential homes for sale is a disaster just waiting to happen.

Since current homeowners have a motive to present their homes for sale as perfect, it will not do much good to directly ask them about previous claims. Also, they may not know the history of the homes for sale before they purchased it. Unfortunately, only a homeowner may order a report from CLUE, called the Home Seller's Disclosure Report. An insurer will not order information from CLUE until you sign an insurance contract and it goes into underwriting, which you cannot do until you have signed a purchase contract for the homes for sale. You can, however, have your realtor put a contingency clause in any homes for sale offer you make that stipulates the sale may be cancelled if a negative CLUE report is received.

If you are a seller of a homes for sale, getting a CLUE report before putting the property on the market is a good idea. As in any report, errors can be made (just think about all of the errors people find in their credit reports). Ordering a report early means you can catch any errors and get them corrected. A CLUE report can be ordered from ChoiceTrust.com, which also tells you how to correct report errors. Also, locate all of the receipts for repairs from all insurance claims you made, proving to the buyer's insurer that the problems no longer exist. For previous claims such as water damage, you may even pay for a pre-inspection to ensure the problem was adequately repaired and no future claim will result.

Finally, buyers should begin shopping for homeowners insurance immediately after signing the purchase contract. Not only is it required to be in place at closing by homes for sale lenders, but also there always is the chance you may be rejected by the first chosen insurer and will need time to find another insurer.

So, discuss with your realtor a contingency clause in any offer you make for a homes for sale before he/she begins showing you homes, and plan to begin looking for an insurer immediately after signing the purchase contract.

About the Author

John Harris is an expert researcher and writer on real estate topics such as economics, credit improvement tips, home selling advice and home buying preparations. For more on San Diego Homes for Sale visit http://www.twtrealestate.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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It's often said that you only get what you pay for? In most cases it's a true statement but not so with the housing market. High price is not always high quality just as low cost doesn't automatically mean low standards. There are so many rental options available out there in the concrete jungles, but the question is how to find such places?

For most people the hardest part about finding good rental accommodation is the search. This is especially true in the low to mid price ranges. It can prove to be an absolute nightmare. There are usually only 2 viable options available which are word by mouth or by search yourself.

It's really hard to find that perfect dwelling if you're on a low budget, but it can be done. Quite often it's all about settling for a compromise. Common problems are that the place is either too big or too small, out of budget or too far from the workplace. Then, just when everything seems to be going fine, the neighbourhood lets the whole deal down.

Another drawback with budget type accommodation, is that when it comes to renting property in the low to mid price range, the real estate agents are not truly interested. Go into their office and tell them you're looking for a crash pad for a couple of hundred dollars and see how helpful they are! The odds are they won't assign you a tasty looking escort for the day who respectfully accompanies you into the back of a company limo as she enthusiastically presents you with one studio squat after another!

Although some agents advertise direct contacts to such dwellings on their websites, it's not unusual for the phone numbers, prices, and other details to be out dated, incorrect, or both, which shows their lack of commitment to properties of these types.

There are websites too that boast a comprehensive database, listing nothing but budget priced accommodation, but there is a catch! You have to pay a subscription fee to get access to them, and even then you won't know how useful it is until you pay up.

So my friends and fellow home hunters, by far the best way to find a great pad at that affordable price is to ask around well in advance of your move, or find a decent no nonsense website and begin to add potential properties to a wish list so that you have a few options to check out when it's getting time to move.

About the Author

Gary Tooth is a proficient writer for Situationhome.com where there are articles are on the Home Theater System and the Black and Decker Firestorm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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So you've got your new home picked out and you're ready to embark upon the long process of securing a home loan and ultimately taking ownership of your dream home. Armed with that excitement, you take to the Internet in hopes of uncovering a hidden interest rate nugget, that low rate that other people have overlooked and that you have found through persistence and effort. Well, as you embark on that trip, there are some things to keep in mind during the pursuit for the lowest interest rate possible.

There are probably thousands of web sites offering financial data that can be pertinent to your search, so it is important to quickly cut through them all and pick one that seems to be at least somewhat reputable and has easy-to-access information. You'll probably want to focus your search on a 30-yeark, fixed-rate mortgage to get a barometer of the interest rate climate initially.

There are many sites out there that will go into detail on interest rate fluctuation but finding one with graphs that can show you the trend of that rate over time will provide you with a great piece of ammunition when trying to determine what the short term market might do and what kind of interest rate would, in the end, be a good one for the time frame you're looking at.

In addition, there are scores of financial articles written every day about the state of the real estate market and doing some reading on the current state of the market will help you greatly in your pursuit for a low interest rate. Sites like the Wall Street Journal online and other respected newspapers usually publish their full financial sections online. Google News and other outlets can additionally offer a slew of recent financial articles with a search or two.

Each loan has its own special set of financial aspects, so comparing them can be difficult at first glance. Thankfully, there are sites out there that will do it for you and doing a search for financial loan comparisons will give you a few good results. By putting in some information about you and your financial status, you can get some loan offers back that are tailored to your situation and can be compared against each other. This is a great step to help save time that might otherwise be spent deciphering the many loan options available through a multitude of lending agencies.

Finally, be thorough in your search. If you are truly looking to get a full picture of the loans available to you, contacting your local institutions (banks and credit unions) is a great step in the process and sometimes the added benefit of supporting local business or having a nearby branch office can make up for an interest rate shortcoming. It is up to you to assign priority to something like that.

Interest rates are important but while you've set out to pursue the lowest rate possible, you might find that there are other benefits you haven't considered that are important as well. These aspects should also make their way into your loan comparison as things like convenience, reliability and other factors differ from lender to lender. Decide what is important to you and what concessions you would make to accommodate one of those other desires.

Finding the lowest interest rate possible is a noble goal and with the avalanche of online information at the fingertips of anyone with an Internet connection, finding that rate is easier now that in the past. However, as you go through your search, keep in mind that a mortgage is more than just an interest rate and remain open to other benefits that might offset a bit of a higher rate.

Published by Joe and Colleen Lane, Realtors?.??The Lane Real Estate Team?services Tri City?Wa Real Estate,?Kennewick Wa Real Estate,?Pasco?Wa Real Estate,?Richland Wa Real Estate, and surrounding Southeastern Washington Communities. ?

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