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CAST IRON PIPE SYSTEM- EN877

CAST IRON PIPE SYSTEM- EN877

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Made from 100% recyclable materials, CMAX epoxy cast iron pipe systems are not only environmental friendly, but also satisfy many properties necessary to withstand the aggressive conditions both internal and external of the pipes and fittings: these properties include its excellent resistance to abrasion, corrosion, impact and fire. CMAX also has low noise transmission compared to common UPVC drainage pipe systems. CMAX is designed as long lasting building materials.

Standard:

CMAX epoxy cast iron pipe systems with nominal size between 40-300mm comply with BS EN 877.BS EN 877 guarantees the quality of the materials, dimensions and tolerances, mechanical properties(like water pressure, tensile strength and brinell hardness) appearance, and the standard coating for the epoxy cast iron pipes, fittings and couplings.

Strength:

Iron is well known for its strength and abrasion resistance. The shape and impact strength of CMAX products are unchanged under exposure of sunlight and weathering, while UPVC and PVC pipes would soften, deform and become brittle under intense temperature change.

Quiet:

CMAX’s sturdy and dense properties reduce pipe vibration a silent drainage system.Studies had proven iron is the quietest material out of all other common drainage system.

Non-Toxic and Non-Combustile:

No toxic gas will be emitted from CMAX in the event of fire. Iron is also non-combustile,so epoxy cast iron pipes and fittings are recoverable after fire.

Anti-Corrosive:

All CMAX epoxy cast iron pipes and fittings are internally and externally finished with corrosive resistant epoxy coating to prevent fouling and corrosion. The epoxy on CMAX epoxy cast iron pipes and fittings provides an excellent exterior under humid and tropical conditions.

Coupling:

Lightweight couplings are specially engineered to guarantee a strong, quick and easy connection between CMAX pipes and fittings. Made from stainless steel with rubber gaskets, the coupling match pipe and fittings non-corrosive properties.

Q: I am looking to become a real estate agent through college. How much does it usually cost ( ie. start-up costs, marketing, etc.)? Do the Agencies make the real estate agents pay for office space and is it possible to work from home? How much do the Agencies charge to use their name( ie. like remax, metro, etc.)?Do the Agencies provide any leads for the Agent?Any other advice would be much appreciated,Thank You so much
While the requirements vary slightly from state to state, but this is the bulk of what you need to do. Graduate High School. You are required to have a diploma or a GED Take a pre-license class from a real estate school accredited by your state. Many brokerages offer the class, and it costs between $200 and $800. The class can usually be completed in two weeks, or spread over a longer period of time. Have a felony free criminal record (though some states real estate commissions will allow you to request a waiver for some acts, such as DUI) Take and pass your state's sales associate test. Good Luck!
Q: I have a couple questions actually. My biggest being how does taxes work? Do you pay taxes every month like you pay your mortgage? How does that work? And how does a real estate agent get paid? Do you have to pay them or do they get sales from the house or both? Best Answer awarded :) Thanks!
Real estate taxes in my area are due semi-annually. The mortgage company adds about 1/12 of annual amount due to the payment. That goes into an impound escrow account, and when the taxes for the home are due the mortgage company pays the county. The agent's commission comes from the proceeds of the sale of the house. You won't pay more than you agreed in the sales contract; the money comes from what the seller would receive. So, technically, the seller is paying the agent.
Q: I was wondering if my d.u.i. conviction could keep me from getting a real estate license in georgia? I have that dui and a minor in possesion of alcohol charge on my record. no felonies or charges having to deal with money or anything.....Thanks
I don't know, but if you are considering going to Real Estate school, before you spend the money, I would make sure I understood how extremely difficult the market is in our state. My home, my folks' home, my best friend's home have all lost HALF their value. My other friend has 3 houses for sale on her street that are selling for less than 1/3 of what they were selling for 3 years ago. I don't mean to rain on your parade to be cruel, I just want you to know that it hasn't been this hard to make a living in real estate since the late 70's. Georgia is leading the nation in foreclosures, or was recently. Any real estate school can tell you if a DUI prevents you from getting your license and if you don't want to ask, call the Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs, they can steer you to the correct governing agency.
Q: I am deciding to be a real estate agent because i can not find a job.
That is a very large and all encompassing question. Real Estate Encompasses a huge area. For example, Title Officers, Loan Officers, Real Estate Brokers, Real Estate Agents, Real Estate Appraisers, Real Estate Loan Officers, Real Estate Investors etc... For many of these areas it is not a good time. For example if you want to be a Realtor I would not recommend it at all at this time. Many of the agencies have reported shrinkage of up to 70% of their real estate agent staff. So if you are looking to become a real estate agent I wouldn't bother. Title and Escrow officers haven't fared that much better either as the number of loans and real estate sales have fallen so has business. Many title companies are in layoff mode as well. Mortgage companies have been the hardest hit however. With bank failures and mortgage company failures the mortgage industry has come to almost a dead stop. In one area of town near me over 30 mortgage companies that were all in the same area are all now defunct. The only real area that is showing serious growth potential is the real estate investors sector. This area is growing rapidly, as values have finally hit rock bottom and the number of buyers has also bottomed out investors like myself are buying houses at incredible prices not seen for several decades. If you want to learn to be an investor its a very promising career but not one that provides a bi-weekly paycheck but rather one of slow progressive wealth building. In short if you are needing a weekly paycheck I don't know of any decent areas in real estate that will cut you weekly paychecks.
Q: I want to become a Real Estate Agent in the State of New York. Can I do online courses to become certified ?? It's too hard to go to classes still having young kids a baby. BTW, is a "Realtor" the same as "Real Estate Agent" ? Does the online courses make it harder/longer to complete than *in* classroom ? Any info you got, Thank you !!!
A real estate sales person has a license in the state. A Realtor is NOT the same. A Realtor is a trademark and it means that a real estate sales person is a member of the national association of Realtors. First, if you can't find the time to take the classes, then you DONT HAVE THE TIME to be an agent. Sorry, but that's the hard truth. In addition, if you can't find the time to attend in person classes, then you will NEVER find the time to do the course online. I promise you, if you take the course in person, you will actually spend LESS time then if you do it online and you will have a MUCH GREATER chance of passing. The ONLY!!!!!!! reason for the course is to help you pass the test. Most of the stuff on in the book and online is NOT on the test. The online course teaches everything and weighs everything the same. The in person class teaches for the test. They will review everything, but they will also stress what is IMPORTANT to pass the test.
Q: Ok so right now I'm 16 and i have an interest in real estate and also in a side job. I'm going to be attending college in a couple years to get some minor degrees such as building, business, mechanical, and drafting. And i was wondering if being a real estate agent would be appropriate for me right now. I know now's not the best time to sell. But if i sell one (1) small property, that would pay as much as i get in a year at my little call in part time job. I also am friends with many of the Realtors around the local area, so i know that would help. So my question is, would this be a suitable job for someone like me? Is there an age requirement? Does it take more the two semesters to get your license? And is this a full-time, hands-on, type job?Thanks!
No. Real Estate is no different than any other profession. It takes time, money and self discipline to make a living at it. Some of us that have been in this business for more than 20 years, are struggling financially. It really is a 24/7 -365 job at the whim of others
Q: The young man who appraised our home didn't have to take alot of time to do the work but did earn decent pay to do the job. What kind of training does one need and where do you get that? Then, how do you find a position as an appraiser. Well, the Real Estate industry isn't hot right now so I'm not sure about this idea but I need to find something legit to supplement my income and these internet scams are a killing waste of time. Even the ones that say there is no up front fee in getting started eventually hit you with the fact that they are really selling manuals and guides as a product and not a real opportunity.
You would need to take the required classes and pass the required tests. I know some states require a 90 hour course.
Q: I am a first time buyer and I want to know the responsibility or perpose of my real estate agent. I have one already but she seems to know less than I do about purchasing a home. HELP!
That is a problem that I have found with real estate people. they appear to be merely sales people that have been picked up off the street and run through some simple perfunctory classes for a few weeks and then they are turned loose to represent you on the most important financial decision that you will make in your life. A doctor cannot remove so much as a simple hang nail with out 4 years of medical school and 3 years of a residency on top of that . They also must pass a very rigorous licensing exam. Real estate brokers can do far more damage than that doctor removing a hagnail if they make a mistake. Yet real estate agents have almost no training and no real professional standards to speak of This needs to change. I recommend that you contact your Congressperson. Find out if they support rigorous new Federal Legislation to require much more rigorous federal licensing standards and federal licensing requirements for Real Estate Brokers and loan officers who are involved in a purchase or refinance involving a Federally Insured Loan. Federal Licensing will permit much more rigorous Educational, examinattion and training and experience requirements than is now required of real estate agents and real estate lenders. By introducing much more rigorous educational, examination and training requirements and also new tests of character requirements and financial responsibliity when they make mistakes we will weed out many of the frauds and the incompetent and will be left with a much more competent and honest group of people in the real estate industry. .
Q: I'm planning on going into real estate. Can anyone help me by directing me to a good website or providing info that I need to take the real estate exam. Should I enroll for a class or should I read up some books. If books, then what books do you recommend?
You are probably qualified to take the Broker's exam since your education exceeds the minimum requirement. You can check with the California DRE to be sure. The exam for a real estate broker and loan broker are the same. Once you have a broker's license you do not have to work for another broker to sell real estate or to be a lender. You have to earn additional DRE credits and take an ethics exam to keep your license active.
Q: can a real estate broker lend money for a home
Real estate brokers are capable and allowed to lend you money. Same goes with anyone who has the money to lend. But if I were you, choose bank arrangements. It is safer and with greater flexibility.

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