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Sue Horowitz

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SH Commercial Real Estate

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Sue Horowitz is a seasoned, licensed real estate broker and former professional educator who specializes in the sale and leasing of academic, religious, health care and senior facilities, including land, business opportunities and investments.

Ms. Horowitz provides individuals,non-profit and for-profit organizations in the public and private sectors with a reliable, responsive, single-point-of-contact for all their real estate requirements.

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  • Thank you. This article is
    By Sue HorowitzAugust 17, 2010 - 7:48am

    Thank you. This article is very helpful and presents the information in a simple, easy-to-understand manner. Sue Horowitz SH Commercial Real Estate Special Use Properties P.O. Box 57-2465 Tarzana, CA 91357 818-422-5432 cell 818-609-1700 off 818-609-1919 fax www.shcommercialrealestate.com shorowitz@shcommercialrealestate.com CA DRE Lic # 00958754

  • Great blog - even though
    By Sue HorowitzJuly 22, 2010 - 10:47am

    Great blog - even though this may be basic [the old yet universal and timeless adage "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" (or Jacquelyn a dull girl)] bears repeating on regular intervals.

  • The operative phrase in the
    By Sue HorowitzJuly 27, 2009 - 10:46am

    The operative phrase in the appraisal discussion appears to be 'undue pressure' that may influence the appraiser/appraisal. Yet, an appraiser is reliant upon relevant, accurate, and complete information in order to render a valid appraisal (". . .[an] informed judgment regarding the value of [a] specific propert[y]"). In this regard, I have in the past been requested to supply data to an appraiser. My role has been simply and purely to supply data/information/facts /statistics. The appraiser is ultimately responsible for evaluating the data and applying it as he/she deems professionally appropriate. This additional information that the appraiser may otherwise have been unaware of can be invaluable in contributing to the final goal of a complete, informed, unbiased appraisal.