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The right to property is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which in art. 17 says:
- Everyone has the right to own property alone or jointly with others.
- No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property.
In the two International Covenants of 1966, however, this right is reaffirmed in a legally binding. It is therefore not founded any attempt that tries to assert the right to own expense academic exercise of other rights. And ‘the opposite true: whenever there is a conflict between property rights and basic human rights are those which must prevail. The issue has arisen, for example, in the parliamentary debate on the law in Italy for expulsion from the family home of the violent spouse or partner: Centre-right MPs argued that it could not violate the right to property, and then prevailed correct view according to which a woman’s right to safeguard their safety should prevail over that of the spouse owning the property home.
For women, the question of property rights is still a relevant issue, in case it is often a ground of discrimination. It ‘is therefore useful to refer to all anti-discrimination rules, and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, both for its general rules for the affirmation of Article 13, which states “States Parties undertake to take all appropriate measures to eliminate discrimination against women in other areas of economic and social life.”
The Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is still more explicit, with the commitment of States parties, contained in Article 5, to eliminate discrimination and safeguard the right to equality before the law, among other things.
1. Put your finances in order. This basically means assessing your borrowing power by borrowing on the basis of your accumulated savings, income and expenditures and to present and future potential. Be clear about your accounts will allow you to invest according to your means.
2. Get to mortgages. Find the lender and negotiate the right mortgage loan is a crucial issue for success when buying a home. You choose the loan that best fits your needs, the interest rate fixed or variable, if you should accept early repayment fees or not, etc.. You must evaluate, in the case of variable rates, the potential increases that may suffer the monthly repayment installments, etc. You should familiarize yourself with the mortgage. Item must. Do not overlook this issue, although parts of other advantages in funding.
3. Determine your preferences and needs. If you clear your preferences and needs will be at less risk in embarking on deals that will take away time and prevent you from finding the home you really need. In general the housing market is very broad and should focus on what you need. Some of our advice on housing purchases intended to help you in this way. See for example: The house features.
4. Learn to work with real estate agencies. Real Estate agents tend to represent the interests of vendors and tend to maximize the selling price for higher profits. It is necessary to understand this before making the first call. There are alternatives to search for housing.
5. Search home. The Estate Agency will give you a list of offers of houses for sale to assess. It is worthwhile to follow other patterns already known. Read classified ads for the sale of homes in the local press and journals. Browsing the Web and see the house sales deals with characteristics similar to what you want. Or drive through neighborhoods you’re interested in and familiar with each area, including telephoning poster ads …. are excellent ways to see what the market offers.
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