• Prefabricated House Sandwich Panel Steel Structure Africa System 1
Prefabricated House Sandwich Panel Steel Structure Africa

Prefabricated House Sandwich Panel Steel Structure Africa

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Tianjin
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Min Order Qty:
100 m²
Supply Capability:
30000 m²/month

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INtroduction

 

 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 a single female considering moving and beginning a real estate career in Lincoln, Nebraska. I have a background in marketing and sales and feel that with a lot of hard work, this will be a great field for me. I have over 6 months of living expenses saved up. I'm looking for some feedback on whether this is a wise career move because I am single. I don't have a family to support, but I don't want to go totally broke in the process.
Being single has nothing to do with being into real estate. Your career and relationship status are to totally different/separate things. If you want to go into real estate, then do so. You do what you are most comfortable doing. If you currently have a real estate job with some company, keep it until your own real estate business takes off. That way if your own doesnt work, you at least still have a job. If it does work ut well (business is making a stable profit and you are able to hire certain amount of workers, in about 1-2 years after you start it), then you can leave your current company. One more thing, keep in mind, housing inventory is very low in most places and may or may not stay that way for sometime. That is a problem for many realtors and buyers.
Q: I want to become a real Estate Agent and I live in California. What is the first step I have to take, do I have to go to school ... What is the process, please give me feed back on what you know .....and if you do it, do you like what you do... thank you.
You have to take a specific course, there are real estate schools that give them and typically the larger real esate firms give them also. After finishing the course you take 2 tests, one on general knowledge and one on info specific to your state. Once you pass those 2 tests (may take a few tries - the tests are pretty hard), you are not licensed. Next you find a broker to work under and sign up to work for/with them. They give you a place to work and review your work, you in turn split your commissions with them (according to a pre-determined split you work out with them). After a few years you can become a broker but this is a pain in the neck - gotta be real serious to go it on your own.
Q: Is there such thing as a real estate company? If there is then what do they do? How can I start a real estate company and how much will I make, will I be rich? What are the steps to opening up my own company and be the owner.
Ok, so you're obviously very young. It's good you're asking questions. First things first, you won't just be rich selling real estate, though you can certainly get rich if you want to. A real estate company employees real estate agents who represent both sellers and buyers in real estate transactions, i.e. selling homes, commercial properties, government properties and a lot of other types of properties. Traditionally you would first have to become an agent and get experience long before you would open up your own company and higher other people. A real estate agent gets a commission when a property is sold (usually 2%-4%), often the buyers agent and the sellers agent will split the commission. The agents work for or contracts with a Real Estate Company and the owner/s of the company get a piece of every agents commission. If you have a big agency or an agency which specializes in high-end homes or commercial properties (or other niche real estate services) and you are successful you can become very rich indeed. Then again, it's a lot of work, making a lot money is not easy, if it was everyone would be doing it. However, you can do it if you want to, most people don't believe in themselves or were brought up not to believe they could achieve great financial success. Do some googling to find out more information on real estate.
Q: At a cross road in my life at the moment. I am 20 years old and live in NYC. The market is tuff but getting better here. My dilemma is I do not know if I want to go to college or go and get my real estate license and start my career. I attended a year at community college already. I would have to spend at least 3-4 more years to achieve a bachelors degree. My question should I forget school and take this 3-4 years and put them towards progressing my career as a real estate agent. If I go to college I plan on a career in marketing or management. Any suggestions or ideas?
In my opinion I say get your real estates license then go back to college. You can always do real estate part time and its a good thing to have to fall back on, but so is college. I've been in your shoes. I have been through nursing aid training and security training to get a good job. I currently do security. I am 21 university student. I went to community college graduated and now I have 1 more year left at the university. It gets tiring and fraustrating and expensive trust me I know. But what motivates me is my girl friend I'd like to have a family someday and I need a good job to take care of a family and the best way I believe to get a good job is through college. Don't give and envision the end and you'll be fine
Q: I recently disconnected my cable because I was paying them all this cash and nothing was ever on. I got it disconnected now there's even less on. Any ways the other night I was watching an info-mercial about these Real-estate self made millionaires. I believe it's a scam but my wife wants me to look into it. Does anybody know anything about this, what's the dirt? Is it a scam?
It's a scam. You can get rich in real estate but it takes a lot of knowledge and HARD WORK.
Q: I've recently been recruited by a real estate agent suggesting I get into the business. I work in a shoe store and when I helped her she told me that my customer service and people skills would make me a great fit for real estate. It's something I've considered before so now I'm really looking into it. Basically I would just like to know everything I can about the business before I make the decision to take this career path and begin the schooling. What are the advantages and disadvantages? What is the job itself like? What's it like working on commission? What are some common mistakes people make that I would want to avoid? Really any information or advice you can throw my way would be greatly appreciated. If I'm going to do this I need to commit and be smart about the way I go about it. Thank you in advance.P.S I live in California. In case that would be helpful to know.
Become a referral agent. This is the best bet all around. As a regular real estate agent, you have to work under a broker in an office and pay all kinds of fees monthly. The other agents are cut throat. Working full time is the only option for attempting this type of agent and you may make very little money. As a referral agent, you simply hook up buyers and sellers with agents. It's very easy to do and the license is good in the entire U.S. so if you move you can use the license anywhere. Just as an example, I was in a real estate office for one year as a regular agent and not only didn't make money but lost money due to fees. As a referral agent for over 13 years, I made money every single year. The license fees are much less as well for a referral agent.
Q: Well the time is finally here. Just completed all the tests at my real estate school here in Arizona and i was able to get in immediately to take the state test! I was just wondering if anyone had taken it and if you had any tips!?!?! Back to studying....
I don't know what school you went to but at Westford they sold a Real Estate exam prep manual with practice questions that was very helpful. Also I was worried about the math but there were only about 8 math questions and they were easier than expected. Passing the test is the easy part,you won't use 90% of what you learned in school, staying busy and making a living in real estate is the real test. Good luck!
Q: If you just talking about the value of real estate in a city, whichbest describes the housing value and why?A. The median price is $500,000B. The modal price is $500,000C. The average price is $500,000
i am not sure why they use median and average both suggest the middle price of a home sold in that area. Geographic area differ where ever you are and you have heard the term in real estate and you will always here this term Location Location Location. On the other subject Ron the other guy that answered is correct the buyer and seller determine price through compromise. This is generally directed by market forces or what I like to call supply vs demand. B)Model price would not be the answer you are looking for if this is homework, Model home is a brand new home and only takes one segment of the market to analyze for prices in that city. A) and C) suggest similar meanings and confuse me somewhat . They are a combined analysis of sales of all homes in that city and then its the dollar between the high and the low that get you the median price. Averaging prices isn't a good way to see value in hoods but more a city as a whole but still doesn't give much useful data except the total amount of real estate in a community .These are pretty bad way to establish or learn about homes as Ron said The comp or comparable is the truth of the analysis of the true value of property. You want recent sales and comparable's when finding true value of real estate. A comparable is a home thats most similar and close to the home that you are selling you looking at. It would be a recent sale in the closest hood with the most similar features. If this is home work then the question sucks and you need a better book or teacher cause with questions like this its no wonder the teacher is a teacher and not a real estate investor. Well I hope this helped and I like to reinforce people that answer here because it lends credit to there experience and quality of answer. Real Estate is a great career if you choose it. I am a 17 year real estate investor and love this field of endeavor. Good luck
Q: I was having a discussion with someone and we were discussing careers. I said that the best field to go into is medicine because you have potential to make millions of dollars, think about it, if you are a simple chemistry major who works in a lab and creates a drug or something that is very useful, there you go. I know that is a fairly vague example but you get my point. My friend said I should go into real estate because I am money hungry with isn't true but I do want to be a millionaire which isn't uncommon and I will be rich one day. Anyway, down to the point. Simply, how DO people in the real estate business rack in millions of dollars? I would assume you have to own your real estate business but that means millions of dollars that need to be there. How do some of these people in this field go from nothing to everything? Oh, and please no flaming, even though it is probably inevitable.
The fees are company, however that's why they pass to foreclosures as a substitute of promoting. I had been following our marketplace, and residences that promote, have a tendency to promote for 10-20% scale back than asking, and that is if asking rate is already a discount. Prices stayed prime right here (Phoenix) for almost a 12 months, so for a at the same time the papers stated that the marketplace used to be steady in rate, however extra residences saved coming in the marketplace at the same time earnings stayed low. I believe that there shall be an uptick as fees come down, however individuals are simply now coming round to the reality that they are going to now not truthfully produce a sale until they take much less cash, and increasingly individuals are seling for not up to they paid, and even for much less fairness than they've. The endure marketplace is a ripple end result of the truly property marketplace, so they're proper now falling off the cliff hand in hand. I believe that the inventory marketplace will upgrade first. I believe the offers coupled with the low significance of the greenback will begin getting the concentration of international discount hunters. They are much less desirous about personal houses in a international nation than in shares, because of the liquidity disorders.
Q: I am considering this propgram, I want an MBA in real estate and no one in my area offers the real estate concentration. Marylhurst offers MBA in real estate online. I would like to get input on school, degree, employer view, ect, anything helps thanks
I am currently getting my MBA at DePaul University with a concentration in Real Estate Finance and Investment. I would say that you need to check Marylhurst University's accreditation. Also, I am just not sure Marylhurst University will offer you the kind of alumni and support needed to get a job in today's real estate market (which is, obviously, down). I would really try and find out what percentage of others who did the RE concentration online found jobs and what those types of jobs paid. I am not sure what type of area you are in but it may be best to try and get into a traditional program. I would really ask the school for a lot of information before you make such a monetary and time investment. I wish you the best of luck!

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