So much depends on condition , options and originality Normally it would be a difficult question to answer. If you need to ask here I would say you are not ready to make this purchase.
'Good investment' is a judgment call and you are the judge. A local realtor and your financial advisor can help you answer this question for yourself. There is no standard.
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The most important thisng is to judge How much money you have in your pocket?
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When it comes to a certificate of deposit the best way to judge the investment is the bank itself. Make sure, first and foremost, that the bank is FDIC insured. Second, never place a large sum into a cd, this is a risk you should not take when it comes to any form of investment.
Good is a judgment and you are the judge about which you should buy. Owning real estate is generally considered to be a sound, smart and reasonable financial investment.
All those who are buying and selling each day are "judging" in a sense. The market determines the value, and the buyers and sellers are that market.
There are automatic adjustments every two years, but you can file for a modification based on a rebuttable presumption. see link
Nothing, The judge could be mistaken, the judge could be lying, the judge could have initially misspoken and said something he or she did not intend to say and then corrected themselves.This is not an automatic get out of jail free card, if that's what you were hoping for.Added: If it turns out that you (or your attorney) feel that the alleged statement is grounds for an appeal, a transcript of your proceedings can be ordered, and the statement can be included as part of the brief to the appeals court.
The Sharpe Ratio is a financial benchmark used to judge how effectively an investment uses risk to get return. It's equal to (investment return - risk free return)/(standard deviation of investment returns). Standard deviation is used as a proxy for risk (but this inherently assumes that returns are normally distributed, which is not always the case). See the related link for an Excel spreadsheet that helps you calculate the Sharpe Ratio, and other limitations.