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Business Name Ideas for a Property Investment Company??

Here are a couple I came up with off the top of my head:

Residex Investment Co.
Residupro Investment Co.

You need something that makes your investors think success before they even invest.

Good luck!

ArcisInc.com Real estate Investment company

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Property Investment Theory $125 This up-to-date reference on property investment highlights the problems with existing techniques of property valuation and appraisal and identifies possible ways forward for both research and practice.

Managing Your Investment Property $23.5 Two of Australia's biggest names in property, Geoff Doidge of the Reno Kings and Rachel Barnes of propertywomen.com have teamed up to bring investors the ultimate guide to maximising the potential returns on their investment property.  The property market is booming and more investors than ever are using property to build wealth. But there is more to property investing than just purchasing the right property. Whether you've got a property manager or are a DIY landlord, this is the essential guide for all Australian and New Zealand investors to ensure they're effectively managing their investment and getting the maximum cashflow. Covering everything from finding tenants, setting the rent and securing a bond, to maintaining the property, Managing Your Investment Property covers all of the essential information to get the most out of your investment.

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Property Investment Decisions $55 The first part of the book explains the theoretical basis for investment decision-making. Parts two and three are more practically orientated, and will equip the reader with the know-how of up-to-date methods and techniques to evaluate and monitor the investment performance of property assets and to develop efficient rational decision-making.

African Real Estate Investment $199 This 25th anniversary e-book of JPIF discusses the hard-earned and not always steady progress that is being made in many African countries to transform their societies and economies to ones where they can begin to enjoy the benefits of greater freedom and prosperity. The five papers discuss topics ranging from the diversity of property investment opportunities in South Africa and the challenges faced there, to the activities of oil companies in the delta region of Nigeria. The names in the e-book will for the most part be unfamiliar to readers this is a first step in encouraging these researchers to join the mainstream and bring their views and perspectives to a wider audience. Note – this collection is published in collaboration with the African Real Estate e-book in PM 25:1.

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OECD Investment Policy Reviews, China 2008 $56 This Investment Policy Review of China 2008 reviews Chinese government efforts to encourage responsible business conduct against the backdrop of recent regulatory changes and China's increasing outward investment. It assesses the extent to which China's legal and regulatory framework for investment has been improved since the 2006 Review, including new cross-border mergers and acquisitions regulations, the Enterprise Income Tax Law, the Property Rights Law, the Anti-Monopoly Law and the latest revision of the Catalogue for Guiding Foreign Investment Industries. It also evaluates recent improvements in China's FDI statistics. The 2008 Review provides a unique account of the motivations for and development of China's outward direct investment in recent years in light of government policy encouraging companies to "go global", focusing in particular on Chinese investment in Africa. It provides the first detailed and comprehensive analysis of the government's efforts to encourage responsible business conduct by enterprises in China and by Chinese enterprises operating abroad, highlighting in particular efforts to strengthen environmental protection and respect for core labour standards by enterprises. The Review concludes with an evaluation of enterprises' environmental conduct in China.

Investment Management $116.85 Sound investment decisions require an in-depth knowledge of the financial markets and available financial instruments. This book provides students and professionals with an understanding of the role and activities of an equity security analyst within the investment process. It focuses on understanding the process of analyzing companies.

Professional Property Briefings: South East Europe $290 Covering Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania and Serbia, this authoritative report is aimed at an international audience of investors, property developers, finance professionals, lawyers and multinational companies who are interested in both commercial, retail and residential property investment. This report provides a country-by-country guide to the laws and procedures governing the region's real estate markets and an up-to-date profile of residential, retail and commercial property markets.

Investment Appraisal $89.87 Investment decisions are of vital importance to all companies. Getting these decisions right is crucial but, due to a complex and dynamic business environment, this remains a challenging management task. Effective appraisal methods are valuable tools in supporting investment decision-making. As organisations continue to seek a competitive edge, it is increasingly important that management accountants and strategic decision-makers have a sound knowledge of these tools. This book presents a range of investment appraisal methods and models, some of which are not widely known, or at least not well covered in other books. Each approach is thoroughly described, evaluated and illustrated using examples, with its assumptions and limitations analysed in terms of their implications for investment decision-making practice.

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Property Rights in Investment Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity $98.86 The swift developments within the financial markets over the years conflict with traditional property law structures and have caused a great degree of legal uncertainty. This book evaluates the requirement for specificity as a criterion for property rights in securities evidenced by electronic entries made on securities accounts.

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America’s Finest Companies 2010 $50 America’s Finest Companies® 2010 (now in its 19 th annual edition) is a treasure trove of information; an investment directory from Bill Staton containing the data you need to invest wisely in companies with long histories of rising annual dividends and earnings.   In May 2008, Larry Wright of The Wall Street Journal wrote, “Companies that consistently raise their dividends return the most to investors over the long pull.” This is the core idea behind the America’s Finest Companies® 2010 investment directory. Staton’s research shows that the finest companies consistently produce the highest total returns whether in good, bad or indifferent markets. For instance, through December 2008, ninety-one U.S. companies in the 2010 directory compiled world-class dividend records by paying higher dividends per share annually for the last 30 years or more. It’s a monumental achievement during these times that only the finest of the finest companies have been able to pull off. In the 2010 Edition , ten companies enjoyed the 50-year mark, or better, while 20 more companies passed the 40-year threshold. If you had purchased the same dollar amount of each of these ninety-one companies paying higher dividends per share annually for the last 30 years or more on May 1, 1999, reinvested dividends quarterly, and done no additional selling or buying, the total return of your portfolio would have been +71.22% compared to -22.19% for the S&P 500 and -5.79% for the 30 Dow industrials on April 30, 2009—10 years later. That’s a record that few money managers anywhere can match! Along with the company data, Staton offers links to every company’s website. And scattered throughout the directory, Staton also provides you with thoughtful editorial pieces covering topics such as “Dow 30,000 by 2018”, “It’s Easy to Go Broke”, “Trends Don’t Go On Forever”, “Just How Risky Is It?&

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Corporate Community Investment $180 Corporate community investment (CCI) is the general term for companies’ support of good causes. With the help of case studies, this book aims to provide an understanding of the viewpoints of charities and Government to help align business needs. It includes discussions with major corporations, leading charities and advisors in the field.

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Property Derivatives $90 Property derivatives have the potential to revolutionize real estate – the last major asset class without a liquid derivatives market. The new instruments offer ease and flexibility in the management of property risk and return. Property funds, insurance companies, pension and life funds, speculators, hedge funds or any asset manager with a view on the real estate market can apply the new derivatives to hedge property risk, to invest synthetically in real estate, or for portfolio optimization. Moreover, developers, builders, home suppliers, occupiers, banks, mortgage lenders and governmental agencies can better cope with their real estate exposure using property derivatives. This book is a practical introduction to property derivatives and their numerous applications. Providing a comprehensive overview of the property derivatives market and indices, there is also in-depth coverage of pricing, hedging and risk management, which will deepen the readers understanding of the market's mechanisms. Covering both the theoretical and practical aspects of the property derivatives markets; this book is the definitive reference guide to a new and fast-growing market.

Taxing Insurance Companies $51 This study is part of a series of Tax Policy Studies produced by the Fiscal Affairs Division of the OECD. It examines the difficult area of applying income taxation to the life and property and casualty insurance industries. Particularly in the case of life insurance, OECD countries have pursued a variety of methods to try to tax the income arising in insurance companies. This study analyses the policy and technical problems that arise in designing an effective means of income taxation. In addition to outlining the general approaches used by OECD countries in this area, the authors have drawn upon their extensive practical experience in designing a tax system for the insurance industry in their home country. Based on this experience, they have addressed the major policy questions faced by tax policy-makers in this area and included a critical analysis of the various technical issues which arise in turning theory into practice.

The Complete Guide to Investing in Property $12.99 Despite the current volatility in housing markets around the world, property ownership continues to be seen safer and more reliable than many other types of investment. However, property investment remains a complex business – for example, what type of investment is best for a portfolio? Has every single expense been accounted for in renovating that ‘bargain’ property? What exactly are the implications of the credit crunch and the sub-prime market for the average property investor? The Complete Guide to Investing in Property looks at all aspects of generating money from property – whether that be by renting out spare rooms to lodgers, property development, buying land, holiday rentals or becoming a landlord. Fully updated for this fourth edition, it takes a fresh look at investing in the social housing market and using property as part of a pension plan, as well as providing commentary on the latest legislative developments governing landlords and tenants.

Property Valuation $50 This title provides a basic introduction to valuation for undergraduate students studying surveying. It covers five areas of study: valuation and markets; methods of valuation; the investment method in detail; taxation and statutory valuations; and the development appraisal and finance.

Industrial Property $199 Historically, industrial property has always been the poor relation in any sectoral assessment of real estate markets. A preference for owner occupation, a high degree of integration between processes and the built fabric and location in often unfashionable places have always made the sector the preserve of the specialist investor. Over the past 15-20 years, better and more rigorous analysis of performance has raised the profile of the sector in the UK. This, combined with the development of a distinct distribution sub-class has led to more mainstream investment. In particular distribution warehouses and multi-let industrial estates are in demand to the point where yields have been driven down to record lows in many industrial locations. These papers, and others like them herald a big change for industrial property it has become fashionable as a sector and an investment class. This e-book is a timely reminder of the research that underpins its position. Despite a clear European dimension to industrial real estate, most of the papers presented here are determinedly UK-focused, reflecting no doubt the absence of a decent time-series of market data in most industrial markets across the channel

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Professional Property Briefings – Croatia $140 Professional Property Briefings: Croatia is the definitive English language guide to the laws and procedures governing the Croatian property market and to the investment opportunities in the country. This important book provides insight and in-depth technical guidance to the process of finding, buying, building, restoring, financing, letting and selling property in Croatia in a way that allows owners to maximise the value of their investment and to enjoy their experience of the country.

Customer Value Investment $15 The Customer is the ultimate driver of a business. Customers buy products and. services that give them more value and this value is what gives one company the. winning edge over another. Using the unique Customer-in-Center concept, this pathbreaking book explains. how investing in Customer Value can increase the market share and profitability. of a company. It shows companies how they can be driven by Customers and their. needs, and how sustained business success can be achieved through Customer Value. Investment. In addition to clearly explaining key terms and basic concepts—insightfully. illustrated with caselets, tables, graphs and key points in each chapter—the. book explains how companies can:. – Move beyond Customer management and satisfaction to loyalty. – Become market leaders and improve business results. – Understand the value they provide to Customers. – Improve service quality and loyalty. – Set up Customer-Circles and build Customer Conduits. – Understand competitive strategies and pre-empt competition. – Measure Customer capital

International Investment Perspectives: 2006 Edition $91 The global environment for foreign direct investment (FDI) improved in 2005. Macroeconomic growth, traditionally one of the main drivers of direct investment, gained momentum in several OECD countries. In addition, corporate profitability was generally strong, interest rates were low and equity valuation in most countries was firm so ample liquidity was available to companies wanting to invest abroad. In this benign environment, overall FDI inflows to OECD countries grew by 27 per cent to reach US$ 623 billion in 2005. At the same time, OECD economies remained strong net contributors of direct investment capital to the rest of the world. Estimated new outflows in 2005 were US$ 95 billion. The special focus of this International Investment Perspectives volume is on legal and policy issues arising from international investment agreements. The articles in this section, which were prepared for the OECD Investment Committee, investigate novel features of recent bilateral investment treaties; options for improving the system of investor-state dispute settlement; and the consolidation of claims as an avenue for improving investment arbitration.  . This volume contains several more articles on topical investment issues. One takes stock of how new technologies are a force advancing the closer integration of national economies. Another reviews the challenges and opportunities for policy makers that arise from international investor participation in infrastructure. A third summarises recent evidence of source (or ”home”) country benefits of outward direct investment. The final article explains the role of the OECD peer review process in building investment policy capacity.

Property Management Tool Kit $17.95 The Regional Vice President of the National Apartment Association (NAA) offers his insights on property management here in 10 concise chapters. Advice covers investment, financials (including cash flow and recordkeeping), and strategies to create value. T