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In real estate, a "knockdown" typically refers to a property that is in such a poor state of repair that it would be more cost-effective to demolish it and rebuild a new structure.

These properties often have:

  • Severe structural damage: This could include foundation issues, rot, or significant water damage.

  • Outdated or inadequate features: The property may have outdated plumbing, electrical systems, or floor plans that are not suitable for modern living.

  • Environmental hazards: The property may be contaminated with hazardous materials, such as asbestos or lead paint.

Buying a knockdown property can be a risky investment, as it often requires significant renovations or demolition before it can be occupied. However, it can also be a way to acquire property in a desirable location at a lower price than a move-in-ready home.


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A kiosk is a small, freestanding structure or booth that is used to provide information, sell products, or offer services. They are often found in public places, such as shopping malls, airports, and tourist destinations.

Here are some common types of kiosks:

  • Information kiosks: These kiosks provide information on various topics, such as local attractions, events, or transportation.

  • Self-service kiosks: These kiosks allow customers to perform tasks independently, such as checking in for flights, ordering food, or paying bills.

  • Retail kiosks: These kiosks sell products, such as souvenirs, electronics, or snacks.

  • ATM kiosks: These kiosks allow customers to withdraw or deposit cash.

Kiosks are becoming increasingly popular as they offer a convenient and efficient way to access information and services.


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Arielle R., a recent graduate of the Terrie O'Connor Realtors Real Estate School pre-licensing course, had nothing but positive things to say about her educational experience. In a glowing review, Arielle praised the instructor's knowledge and engagement.

"I had a great experience taking my prelicensing course at TOCRRES," Arielle shared. "The instructor was extremely knowledgeable and kept the classes engaging using her real-life experiences to enhance the textbook material."   


Arielle's testimonial highlights the value of practical, real-world application in real estate education. By incorporating personal anecdotes and experiences, the instructor was able to make the course material more relatable and memorable for students.

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