Design Lines The Sarasota School Of Architecture
By Pamela Hughes
In our last column, I wrote about Modern Design, so I thought it might be interesting to further the discussion and specifically focus on Sarasota itself and “The Sarasota School”. It is interesting to recall that this “modernism” is now more than 50 years old! While that [...]
Historic Versus Old
By Steve Murray
There is something about a historic car, boat or house that triggers the romantic in most of us…a 1956 Mercedes 300SL Gullwing, a 1933 J-Class America’s Cup yacht or an 1850’s restored row house. Yet, “old” does not necessarily mean “good”. There are many old cars out there that you wouldn’t [...]
What Is The True Value Of Exceptional Design?
By Clifford Scholz
In our quest to perfect the art and skill of exceptional architecture, we cannot help but contemplate its “true” value. Value as defined both in any quality piece of art and also value as in true capitalistic and financial terms. It is apparent that marginal architecture [...]
The Pre-Shot Routine
By Jonathan Yarwood
Not much is written about the Pre-Shot routine. It is a vital and often over looked component of the game that can ‘glue’ your swing changes into place and allow you to take them to the course. It is almost like an ‘autopilot’. You get your body used to the actions [...]
FHA OK’S Finance Of Qualified Flips
By C. J. Coury
In an effort to speed up the resale of foreclosed properties the FHA has announced that it will begin to insure loans on properties that were re-sold within 90-days of purchase by the seller.
This change will allow lenders to offer FHA financing to buyers who are attempting [...]
1031 EXCHANGE
By Jeff Riddell
If there are taxes to be saved, a 1031 exchange should be considered as the exit strategy for any real estate that qualifies. Under the current rules the process is simple: Hire a qualified intermediary (QI) company and sign an exchange agreement, sell your relinquished property, escrow the proceeds with the QI [...]
Go Global - Retiring To Florida?
This may not be as easy as you think!
By Patricia Tan
Despite some migrations northward, Florida still enjoys a reputation as THE place to retire. Retirees are drawn to the Florida lifestyle. The ability to lead an active, outdoor life year round, take advantage of our beaches and cultural attractions and [...]
Design Lines – Modern Design
By Pamela Hughes
There is lots of talk and awareness of “Modern Design” today, so for this month’s column I thought it might be interesting to explore the history of how this design style evolved. Sarasota is a place known for its Modern Design heritage, and in fact, has numerous wonderful examples [...]
The Architectural “Process” Continues…
By Clifford Scholz
Our next to last step is the duration of the construction of our design. A lot of work has gone into all the preplanning, detailing and “fussing about” on the building design. Now it is time for the rubber to meet the road and take this 2 dimensional design to [...]
Bunkers
By Jonathan Yarwood
People often have a torrid time in bunkers and develop a real fear of them. They can dramatically increase a player’s score without you noticing, really. Imagine if you got up and down more often out of a bunker and did not take two or three shots to get out, how many shots [...]
Monday, March 1, 2010
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