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Steel Tube Truss Structure building

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Tube truss, refers to the lattice structure composed of round bars, which are connected with each other by the end. Truss structure is light in weight and material-saving, and easy to form various shapes to suit different uses, such as simple truss, the arch, the frame and the tower. Besides, the structure is of graceful appearance (flat, circular arch, arbitrary curve), convenient installation, good stability, and good roof stiffness.

Truss can be composed of all kinds of circular pipe three-dimensional truss, can also by Angle bar, channel steel and so on plane truss.Then with some time structure of spatial structure system, saves steel dosage, and makes the overall stability of building structure is better.So in large span of the station, the airport lounge building system, such as the widely used and promoted.

Truss structure node is the basic form of welding, so the welding will have certain requirements, especially the tube truss products, also need to pay attention to the phase GuanKou nozzle-vessel junction line problem.Professional line of CNC cutting machine must be used for phase GuanKou cutting.Not allowed to use manual cutting, make sure each phase GuanKou gap evenly, easy to welding work effectively

Due to the excellent structure plasticity, it is frequently applied in many wide-spanning building, such as the convention and exhibition center and sports venues.

In the truss structure in modern applications also began to replace the light steel structure, become a more popular structural form of large span structure.Mainly because it can save steel consumption, thus good at the same time, reduce the construction cost and ensure the use of the structure performance is not affected.

Q:I'm about to graduate in May 2010 and real estate has always been a passion of mine. I'll have a business degree with a concentration in Law and minor in Psychology but what I really want to be is a real estate broker. I know the market is HORRIBLE right now. What are the chances it will turn around by the time I graduate? Which states/cities seem to be doing okay in this financial crisis so maybe I'll look for jobs there. If not, what kind of job should I possibly look for with my major?
I've been a Realtor for a year and a half now. I came in around June 2007 right as the market plunged. My broker-in-charge has been in the business for almost 25 years. 12 years in Pittsburgh, another 12 years in Fort Lauderdale (right as the Florida market boomed!) I've asked her the same question many times. She's saying give it about 2-3 years. But, my area, Myrtle Beach, SC is a up-and-coming resort area and it's these areas because of their proximity to the beach that are last to see the price drop and the first to see the prices rise. Also, the SC real estate laws regarding listing properties and other agents not being able to advertise them is also holding SC back from being heavily developed. These factors combined with the banks, etc. that are affecting real estate here. Where do you want to get your license? LOCATION is everything! Your state's real estate laws and the ability of marketing may also affect your area's real estate market. My BIC doesn't have a crystal ball but she has the market experience and has been through the ups and the downs. But, if you reall want to be a Broker, then be one. Learn now and by the time the market picks up, you'll already know what you're doing.
Q:After getting my license, is it possible for me to have a successful full-time job as a real estate agent. I don't have many contacts but I know I would love it. Any advice?
It is always possible. Some real estate rookies come in and make huge sums of money. There are three things these people have: contacts, drive, and perseverance. The rule of thumb in any sales job is that it takes about six months to get a steady income. In real estate it can take years, but doesn't have to. I remember my first day as a real estate agent. Everyone told me it would take forever. I had floor that day and I had a contract in my hand before I left. I recommend, at least while you are getting started, that you have a secondary income. It is great if you are young and living with your parents, older with a pension, or if your spouse has a good job. If you are the sole bread winner, it can be tough. Make sure you have enough money in savings before you quit your job. Many real estate offices require that you pay them to work there. Make sure you are comfortable with your commission split. You can expect to see anything from a 50% commission split, but no office fees, to 100% commission split but you pay a large office fee. There will be many options in between. I could go on and on, but email me and I'll be happy to answer specific questions. Ultimately, your success or failure is dependent on how hard you are willing to work. If you want to learn how do really make it, find a job as a real estate assistant, once you get your license, it shouldn't be difficult. As an assistant, you will receive a paycheck while learning the ropes. What you learn in school is how to pass the test. But it doesn't teach you how to succeed.
Q:I'm 21 years old and going to school to become a civil engineer. I am currently working for a engineering contractor company and have a lot of experience in the construction field.I've always loved real estate till the market got bad. I plan on getting my real estate sales associate license in January here in Miami, Florida by doing a 4 week course at a real estate school.Can I somehow tie the civil engineering to real estate career as well. Also if I get a job as a real estate sales associate would I have enough time to continue my schooling for my civil engineering degree?I am a people person and love to persuade people. I also believe I have a lot of wealthy contacts from working in the construction industry currently. Just want to get some feed back from you guys and see what you guys think. Thanks
The best path to take in this venture is: 1. Read books about real estate, specifically on the areas you want to concentrate on. 2. Try to get an internship, mentor, or work at a commercial RE brokerage and gain hands-on experience. Just a side tip, figure out where they are playing golf. Socialize and network. These are the top two priorities on your list if you're seriously wanting to learn what to do. Getting licenses is only the first step and classroom time is helpful only to a point.
Q:If you relocate, are the license qualifications different for every state? When starting out, should you choose a state where the real estate business is booming? Which states would this be - Florida, California ... ? Thanks.
The colleges are most of the time all of the equal, they coach you path paintings in an effort to go the scan. The wrinkle on fitting an appraiser is the mentorship application that's required. Many persons graduate from institution, however then are not able to discover a licensed appraiser to do their required apprenticeship beneath, and all that institution used to be vain. In many locations, the present appraisers don't wish the further pageant, so they're hesitant to mentor others. This isn't effortless or quick, in so much locations, the institution is a number of months, the apprenticeship is a 12 months. The HVCC and AMC's are wreaking havoc at the Appraisal enterprise, this often isn't the excellent time to take into account making RE appraisal a profession option.
Q:Which is better? Please don't get all technical like saying "Your question is wrong, none are better" I need a clear answer. I'm leaning towards real estate because I barely know anything about stocks, I just want to get rich. I'm 15 years old. Thanks!
you really need both in mutual funds.
Q:I'm trying to scope out the local (Austin, TX) real estate market. I'm not ready to commit to speaking with a realtor yet. What's the best way to find the most recent homes listed for sale?
www.okorder , its what the realtors use...its the multiple listing service...follow the links to the state and area you are looking for
Q:My mom is a real estate broker and makes damn good money with what she does. I asked her how it works, she tells me but I don't understand and then she points out that it's for very smart people and that I don't need it anyways. I love my mom, but grrr! You know. Anyways, I want to learn the steps of getting into Real estate, I do know a lot from what my mom tells me but I don't understand if you need a huge amount of money to start? Do you have to take classes? Is there an easier way to try it out? Is it ok to buy say a 2 story lake side house kind of place and what would I get out of it? What's the deal with selling property? All these kinds of questions...Main question is, What are the steps to getting into Real Estate and are there any short cut ways of getting into it?Thanks!
There really aren't any short cuts as you have to go to school to be a Realtor. But there are other ways of learning the real estate business besides selling real estate. You can be a lender, like me! You have to start at the bottom, because there is a lot to learn and since the market is so slow everywhere right now, it's a great time to get into it to learn! That way when the market does pick up you can earn some money right away! Check with your state to see what steps you have to take to be a Realtor. Also, see if you can't get a desk job in a local real estate office. It's always easier to get a job if you are hired from within. Go to school while you work is probably the fastest way to get it done. Good luck and God bless!
Q:I am interested in real estate, either corporate or residential. I just finished my BA degree in Economics and I think I want to try my hand at real estate. What would be the steps I need to do from here? How and where would I get my license? Any information would be helpful thank you.
Call up any large real estate firm in your town, and inquire about classes and getting your license. Takes about 6 weeks or so I believe.
Q:im looking for a legit real estate school, located in or near pittsburgh. please dont tell me to "google" it, im not looking for adds im looking for others knowledge, and advice. =] thankyou
Best way- fake one using Microsoft Word. Nobody checks the authenticity. Just make sure you frame it after you print it out. Good luck!
Q:Is the real estate business the same as it used to be (1980-90)? I'm 18 and am wondering about future career aspects. Ive considered Database Administration, commerce, or getting a bba, or marketing. I like the idea of you are as successful as you want to be type attitude. I live in Vancouver (Canada) which is like miami, where people come to that have made money to spend money. What is the life style like and how does one succeed in this area. If I started right after highschool, would I be taken seriously, or would someone pass me off as a kid. What is the typical salary, as I understand that it really does depend on how many deals you close but if your successful, the sky must be the limit correct? In the first 6 months, how do you spend your time, meet and greet, office runs? Is there one field in real estate that pays more? Can an Agent become a broker or vica versa. How many agents a year lose their jobs due to saturation. Is there any reading material that can help me?Many thanks.
No, real estate is not the same as it used to be ! I am also wondering about future career aspects and considered a lot of different fields. I would say business anything in business from marketing to advertising. That is where the big bucks are ! People that work for real estate agencies are at risk because as soon as the economy drops you loose your job ! I advise you spend your time doing research anything that will keep you one step ahead of your opponent. Hope this helps.

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