Why Investing in Land for Sale is a Smart Decision

Raw land is an investment option that should be considered. Instead, they set their sights on more conventional real estate assets like apartments and commercial properties.

However, investing in land for sale can yield benefits that go beyond monetary returns. Unlocking the potential of this type of real estate investment requires proper research and planning.

Affordability

Land investing is an excellent option for investors looking to make long-term, tangible investments. Although raw land may yield little income, it is much cheaper to own than a house and often has meager maintenance costs.

Many property owners are willing to sell their land for various reasons. They could have purchased the land to develop it and ne…

Rear-End Collisions: Preventative Measures and Common Injuries

Rear-end collisions are among the most common types of car accidents, often resulting from sudden stops or following too closely in traffic. These incidents can occur anywhere, from busy city streets to highways, and they can lead to significant vehicle damage and personal injuries. Understanding the causes and consequences of rear-end collisions is crucial for all drivers to help prevent them and minimize their impact.

If you have been involved in a rear-end collision, dealing with the aftermath can be challenging. Seeking assistance from a car accident attorney in Cleveland can help you navigate the legal complexities and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve for your injuries and damages.

Causes of Rear-End Collisions

Rear-end co…

Innovative Custody Arrangements Emerging in Dallas

The landscape of custody arrangements is undergoing significant changes to adapt to the dynamics of modern families. A notable trend in Dallas is the development of innovative custody arrangements that place the welfare of children at the forefront, while also taking into account the varied lifestyles and obligations of parents. These new approaches signify a transition towards more adaptable and cooperative co-parenting strategies.

For families dealing with these new arrangements, consulting a child custody law firm in Dallas can provide legal support and guidance. Experienced attorneys can help parents understand their options and create custody plans that serve the best interests of their children.

Bird’s Nest Custody

One of the most…

Common Property Disputes and How to Avoid Them

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Boundary Disputes
  3. Title Issues
  4. Easements and Rights of Way
  5. Landlord and Tenant Conflicts
  6. Homeowners Association (HOA) Disputes
  7. Inheritance Disputes
  8. Contract Disputes
  9. Conclusion

Introduction

Property disputes are a common occurrence in real estate, often leading to tension, financial strain, and prolonged legal battles. You can avoid frequent property issues and save time, money, and frustration by being awa…

CUBA-US: Embargo’s Boomerang Effect

Patricia Grogg

HAVANA, Oct 3 2006 (IPS) – Washington s embargo against Cuba also has an impact on the United States economy and prevents millions of U.S. citizens from benefiting from Cuban medical progress, according to a report released by the Cuban foreign ministry.
The text of the report will be presented at the United Nations General Assembly, which on Nov. 8 will be examining for the fifteenth consecutive year the need to end the embargo imposed by Washington on Havana more than four decades ago. The document states that because of the blockade regulations it has been impossible to begin clinical trials in the U.S. with TheraCIM, a Cuban pharmaceutical product for treating brain tumours in children.

TheraCIM is produced by the Molecular Immunology Centre, which …

AFRICA: Women Take Some Steps Ahead of the West

Sabina Zaccaro

ROME, Dec 7 2006 (IPS) – About half of the parliamentarians in Rwanda are women; many other African countries have more women in parliament than some western ones. It s taken some doing, as Gertrude Mongella knows and as she tells IPS in an interview.
When she was appointed Secretary-General for the fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995, Gertrude Mongella already had a long political history. A graduate from the East Africa University College in Dar-es-Salaam in Tanznia, she has strongly supported advancement of women in the African continent in her 34-year career.

She was member of the East African Legislative Assembly in the seventies, minister of state in her country Tanzania ten years later, and Tanzanian high commissioner to India in …

Fighting Coronavirus: It’s Time to Invest in Universal Public Health

Credit: Mohamed Fofanah/IPS

NEW YORK and LONDON, Mar 23 2020 (IPS) – Austerity policies pushed by international financial institutions have weakened public health systems, despite current financial support packages, condemning many people to die.

As health systems of East Asia, , and the buckle under the strain of coronavirus, developing countries are expecting an even higher human toll. Decades of austerity promoted by international financial institutions (IFIs) such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, and regional development banks have public health systems, impeding the ability of governments to respond to the pandemic.

The IMF pledged ,…

Covid is a Great Unequaliser, But the Crisis Could Enable us to Build a More Equal Future

Ben Phillips is the author of ‘How to Fight Inequality’, due to be released in September. He is also an advisor to the United Nations, governments and civil society organisations, and was Campaigns Director for Oxfam and for ActionAid, and co-founded the Fight Inequality Alliance.

Women in Nigeria collect food vouchers as part of a programme to support families struggling under the COVID-19 lockdown. Credit: WFP/Damilola Onafuwa

ROME, Aug 26 2020 (IPS) – Any of the first names that the media reported as having Covid were those of the rich and powerful, from movie stars to political leaders. Be ye ever so high, the virus is above thee – or so it seemed.

Now…

The UN Food Systems Summit – Food Processing, Consumption, Supply Chain, Loss and Waste

Processed, canned food lines the shelves at a Canadian supermarket. Credit: Trevor Page

LETHBRIDGE, Canada, Sep 22 2021 (IPS) – Food processing extends shelf-life and can transforms raw food into attractive, marketable products. It can also prevent contamination. The transformation can involve numerous physical and chemical processes such as mincing, cooking, canning, liquefaction, pickling, macerating, emulsification, irradiation and lyophilization. Frozen processed and raw food changes transport and storage requirements radically; while the packaging of food, both raw and processed, is an industry unto itself.

Adulteration is a serious problem, particularly in …