Legacy 2016 Miami: Black History Month Issue | Page 13

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2016

REAL ESTATE
By Barron Channer @BarronChanner

Barron Channer
As the saying goes, the three most
important things in real estate are location,
location and location. There are certainly
other factors but the basic point is obvious.
This important truism is often under
appreciated by those in the best position to
capitalize on the power of location – local
residents and organizations. For this Black
History Month edition, I want to share my
perspective of some useful steps that

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neighborhood residents and organizations
can take to understand and utilize the real
estate potential of their neighborhood for
their benefit.
Recognize that real estate planning and
development requires technical expertise.
Get experienced professionals, who care
about your community, involved in the
process from the start. Their guidance will
help to minimize common mistakes ma H