Prefabricated House Sandwich Panel Steel Structure Africa

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Supply Capability:: 30000 m²/month

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It is a kind of light steel construction prefab house with the EPS color steel sandwich panel,rock wool PU for the insulation.It can maximize as customer require and satisfaction for the cost and quality.All the house parts are packed as a flat package befor loading container.We can provide the service of installation,supervision and training by extra.As more detaills please check as follows.

House size

1.Length is free as your requirement.

2.Width:single span beam less than 12m

3:Height:single floor less than 4m,the second and third floor less than 3.5m

4.Roof pitch:slope is 1:10~1:3

5.Floors:3 floors max

House body

1.Door:outside door as SIP door,aluminium alloy door ,security door.Inside door as SIP door ,aluminium alloy door and compound wooden door.

2.Window:PVC material or aluminium alloy window screen.

3.Ground chanel:U type,galvanized ,thickness is 0.8mm

4.Square column:painted with color steel compression decorative parts

5.Compression decorative parts:made of 0.4 thickness color steel sheet.

6.Wall board:EPS color steel sandwich panel,rock wool, PU for the insulation.

7.Roof board:EPS color steel sandwich panel,rock wool ,PU for the insulation.

8.Purline:C type with painted

9.Roof beam:with paint

10.Wall beam:C type with paint

11.Ceiling:PVC ceiling,aluminium panel ceiling for bathroom and kitchen,rock wool for other area.

Q:I am about to graduate from high school and i am really intrested in a career in real estate. Before i start i need some help and understanding in real estate.What is the difference between :1. real estate agent2. broker3. inspectorI was also wondering once i get a state license how will i attract/ get customers and do i open my own bussiness or join one ?Thanks for all the help.: First attempt to discover someone you comprehend and trust. no matter if or not they're a broking service, agent or criminal professional. in basic terms b/c they are this variety of three does no longer quickly prevent them from being the right man or woman for you. you want to experience delicate with them. keep in recommendations for the time of all of this, that they are operating for you. in the adventure that they don't look to be operating yet in basic terms gathering a paycheck, discover some different person. anybody of the aforementioned human beings can and could make an major volume of earnings case you pick to paintings with them. added, maximum markets interior the U. S. have tilted in the route of the consumers area to three volume. this suggests you at the prompt are interior the drivers seat. anybody interior the genuine property marketplace needs consumers. best of success. Joe...

Q:ive taken basic real estate classes in college. now im looking to further my education in the real estate through more/other college classes. i would love to eventually own my own business successfully flipping houses. what classes could i take to help myself gain more knowledge in this field? i was thinking about a business degree, but thought that i might ask some experts before i make a decision. thanks and have a good day!: depending on where you live, some colleges do not offer real estate courses. in most cases, you have to be state certified to work as a real estate salesperson. search real estate businesses and courses in your local area, then also look for your local government on the web. they should have an area of where and which schools are state certified to teach real estate. Sometimes they offer their courses online, for a fraction of the cost, as to actually attending a class room setting. Its really not that expensive. Actually, its a lot cheaper then attending a 'college'. Hope this helps!! Good luck.

Q:How can I find all real estate auction houses in Chicago?: Most real estate auctions are listed in your local newspaper under real estate auctions. You might also google real estate auctions followed by Chicago. Many sites would appear for your use. You would need to call to find out the date and time of any potential actions. You might also find out the requirement to bid at the auction. Some auctions require a real estate agent to accompany you, have 'a pre-approval letter from a local or national recognized mortgage lender, cash for a certain percentage of the sale price, cashier checks, checks from a local bank statements proving you have sufficient funds to close on a bid you were able to get. These are a few possible requirements that might of might be used. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. FIGHT ON

Q:Can any one explain me about Real Estate Developer?: When making real estate investments, it is very common to use other people’s money to do it. You get a mortgage and pay it back, sometimes over thirty years! You can even structure your deals so no money comes out of your pocket, yet you still get all the benefits. Real estate returns are directly linked to the rents that are received from tenants. Some leases contain provisions for rent increases to be indexed to inflation. In other cases, rental rates are increased whenever a lease term expires and the tenant is renewed. Either way, real estate income tends to increase faster in inflationary environments, allowing an investor to maintain its real returns.

Q:Not sure which is best to invest in. I would like to work in the housing market but I am not sure which job title would be better. I've dabbled in house flipping but with no success. Should I just become a real estate agent? Many people have great things to say about flipping houses but why not just become a agent? I have tried to research this question but no luck finding an answer. So I ask you . . . Which is better to invest time and money into . . . An agent or a Flipper?Thanks in advance: House flipping has a high risk to reward ratio. There is only one way to make money: sell the place for more than you paid for it and the renovations. There are also many ways to lose money: go over budget on the purchase or renovation, unexpected problems, overestimate the finished value, lose money to tradespeople, lose money on the sales, not be able to sell the property, interest on construction and purchase loans, etc, etc. Furthermore, most people have to risk most of their personal financial health and savings to even get into the project. And that is not even considering the fact that flipping homes is ALOT of work. In my opinion and the opinion of many successful real estate entrepeneurs I know, for most people, flipping houses is not a good option. It is pretty much only good for an experienced tradesperson who has business savvy. Being an agent can be great, but its a career path more than an investment. In the end, I feel the best RE investment for the average person is rental properties.

Q:I am a college junior majoring in computer information systems. The only problem with that is that I feel that that isn't the path for me. I want to move into real estate because I genuinely feel I would love to do it.. I just don't have the slightest clue as to how to get started, can somebody please help me out?: There is a class you have to take (a specific class) to get a real estate license. Your college may offer it, but if not find someone who does (may be able to take it online), take it, learn the info throughly, and then take the state and federal licensing exams. If you pass those (can retake them as needed, they are fairly hard) you ca get a license. Once you pass those find a real esate broker you want to deal with (I'd stick with a deep discount broker if you are doing this part time) and start selling. Note that just holding an active license will probably run you a few 1000 dollars per year, money you'd make back in commisisions on one sale/ purchase but money that is gone if you never sell/ buy anything so don't activate your license until you are ready to do some work (if you pass the exams but don't activate your license you may have to retake them after some period of time has elapsed)

Q:I'm considering going into real estate and want a good way for someone with my current situation to get a good start. I thought about going to an actual company like Coldwell, or maybe a smaller chain one, and asking if I can do part time internship, or something along that nature to get started. My current situation is working full time at a chicken factory that runs about 50 hours a week and going to school full time. I have a family and I have little to no time to do anything, and that is including my homework. I'm not going to school for real estate (obviously) but have thought about changing my major to accommodate for this; Maybe a business major. Any feed back would be appreciated! :D: Wait...are you serious? You couldn't have picked a worse time to consider real estate. No one can afford to buy a house these days. Hell, 10% of the population doesn't even have a job! Banks aren't lending. Home equity was crushed. My friend's mom was a great real estate agent. She lost her home 8 months ago. Business is a good major. If you don't have time to do your homework, try working a security job. You don't have to do much; you can do your homework at the job.

Q:To become a real estate agent how much does having a degree help?: You do not need a degree of any kind to become a real estate agent. I am not against any type degree you would want to get. For a real estate broker some states such as California will allow you to take the real estate broker test as oppose to taking the salesman (Real estate agent) test. If you plan to make selling real estate for a living you would have to have continuing education each year or two in order to maintain your license and keep it current. I would lean more toward getting a degree or at least getting a secondary degree in Sales and Marketing. This type of degree would benefit you as most real estate agents fail because they have little or no experience at marketing themselves To get a license in most states you simply need to complete a real estate school so as to be able to pass the required test administered by the state in which you reside. You should google real estate license (Your state) this will bring up several sites that will tell you the state requirements to obtain a real estate license in your state. Once you know the requirements to obtain a license from your state you may at that time make a decision as to what you want to do about getting your degree and what degree you would want. I hope this has been of some benefit to you,good luck. FIGHT ON

Q:Why would they care about who buys the property?....Is there any way to get around such individuals?...I am just starting my Real Estate Investing career.: If it's a foreclosed, bank own property that's just come on the market then most of the time investors can't make an offer. If it's FNMA or Freddie Mac investors have to wait 15 days and with HUD it's 30. If that's the case the agent should have explained that to you. There are other reasons too. Maybe you aren't qualified or haven't been prequalified. Realtors don't want to waste their time. realtor.sailor.

Q:Real estate has always been a dream of mines. I know its challenging but challenges build character. It seems fun and it has always been an interest. now this is a multiple questionwhat do you guys see in real estate in CTdo i need my license to flip housesdo i need my license to start a company like CT homes LLCalso when i go for my license who should i go with century 21 school, or through a college?: Can't help you with schools on the east coast but can give you a bit of advice. Getting licensed is only your beginning. Be sure to go to work for a big company like Coldwell-Banker. Their hands on training is priceless. Get into a company that has a lot of agents who tour each week by bus. You learn more from the other agents, hearing them talk real estate than you will in your licensing course. Be sure you have a way to support yourself for a couple of years while you build your business. I'm retired now but loved helping people find their dream home and every home, no matter how modest, is someone's dream home. It might not be your idea of a dream but it is a step up for someone. From what I'm hearing this is not a great time to be in real estate so you might want to wait unless you are independently wealthy. I just heard that 90% of new listings in the NE are people selling because they are in default on their loans and that there is no money for financing so very hard to get a loan unless the buyer has the very highest credit rating and collateral. Tough times ahead for the industry like we had in the 80's with 18% interest on mortgage loans but we lived through it. Ate a lot of hamburger but made it intact. Good Luck and God Bless

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