Real Estate Acquisition

The following post has two assignments namely;

1.Real Estate Acquisition

Feasibility Report Memo style A feasibility study is a preliminary study undertaken before the real work of a project starts, in order to ascertain the likelihood of the project's success. It is an analysis of possible solutions to a problem and a recommendation on the best solution to use. By presenting a complete picture of a situation and then using that information to propose effective solutions to problems that you find, you establish your credibility. Your goal is to show your readers that your ideas are sound because you have done thorough background research and presented information clearly and fairly. A variety of sources will also add credibility to your report because you will be able to show that you did an exhaustive study of the situation prior to making suggestions. Discuss the methods used to obtain facts about the alternatives. You are a Vice-president of Acquisitions and you know that your company is always searching for some prime real estate in which to invest. After one of your monthly status meetings, you privately tell your CEO that you have been researching some properties and ask if he will accept a feasibility study from you, detailing what options are out there. You also tell him that you want to spearhead the project and the subsequent acquisition. He tells you that you have always been a real “go-getter” and says that he will expect the report on his desk in two weeks. “You have already done some preliminary research, I assume, or you wouldn’t be asking me to write the report, right?” he asks. “Yes,” you reply, “and all the proper information will be contained in the report, as well as the sources I used in order to research the information.”

2.Moments when Roach uses humor effectively to gain her readers' trust.

Even Mary Roach's title -- "Ed and Mary Do Mars and Venus" -- is amusing since it re-words a classic pornographic film title "Debbie Does Dallas." Identify two other moments when Roach uses humor effectively to gain her readers' trust. Alternatively, argue that Roach's essay is not amusing at all. Explain your response with details