Stone Coated Metal Roofing Tile High Quality Stone Chip Coated Metal Roof Tile
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1.Structure of Stone Coated Metal Roofing Tile Description：
Stone Coated Metal Roofing Tile is made of Aluminum-Zinc steel (also called Zincalume or galvalume steel) and coated with natural stone chips. The Aluminum-Zinc coating is composed of 55% Al, 43.4% Zn and 1.6% Si. Such coating makes the steel much more durable than standard galvanized products. The stone coated roofing tile is durable, heat-resistant, anti-corrosion and rust-proof. It has a long life expectancy over 30 years.
Stone Coated Metal Roofing Tile is one kind of roofing material which is get the SLGD and natural stone in one. And it had combined with eight kinds of different material layer. So it has the strong fire resistance and storm resistance.
2.Main Features of Stone Coated Metal Roofing Tile：
1.Durability : Eight layers for wather resistance.
2.Economical efficiency: 1/6 the weight of ceramic rooftile. Easy to carry and install; lighter framing required.
3.Variety of colors: you can select the color that best matches your building.
4.Covers existing asphalt shingles without removal. Can replace slab and slat roofs easily.
5.Simple installation: can be installed on any type of building, even skyscrapers, at angles from 12 to 90 degrees
3. Stone Coated Metal Roofing Tile Images
4. Stone Coated Metal Roofing Tile Specification
Type | Washington Series |
Material | Galvanized sheet steel |
Oversize | 1335mm*420mm |
Thickness | 0.35mm-0.7mm |
Color | Black.Red,Brown,Blue,Green,Yellow,Golden,Sliver |
Life Guarantee | 50 years |
5.FAQ
① How can you guarantee the quality of the Stone Coated Metal Roofing Tile？
We always keep in mind that customers' eyes only stay on the high quality products, so we are making every effort to adjust the manufacturing procedure, enhance product quality, and make sure that every piece of tiles meets the customer's requirement.
② Are you a factory?
Yes, we are the leading one to produce the good quality metal roof tiles in China.With yearsexperience and advanced equipment in this domain,we have been supplying stone coated metal roof tile for great projects,trading company,agent for more than 7 years since its establishment.
③ Can we get samples?
Yes, we are glad to offer you sample to test.
- Q:So my boyfriend and I are looking at a potential house nearby so we can be homeowners. He works for a contractor that remodels houses and I, on the other hand, am currently working nearly full time as a waitress. I heard some real estate companies won't sell a house to someone who works as a server/bartender. Is this true? Or does that depend on the company?SERIOUS ANSWERS ONLY!! NO RUDE RESPONSES!!
- Real Estate agents are not the people who qualify people for a loan. There is no reason why you would not be considered for a loan just because you are a waitress. Only your regular income would be considered, not any tips that would vary. Both of your incomes would be taken into consideration and, if you both qualified, a lender would tell you what amount you qualify for. That is the process and, no, it is not correct that they would not consider you.
- Q:I just got my real estate license and I would like to know if someone could give me some good advice on where to start to get on my feet. Thanks!
- Congratulations on joining the industry. You start at the very, very bottom unless you have a network of people who are currently hoping to buy or sell. You might want to post a note (printed and looking very professional) on the board in your brokerage saying you're new and would like to hold open houses and you're available to do them what days and what times. It sucks doing other realtors' opens but it's great exposure and helps you tweak how you present yourself and how you work. That way you won't mess up on your own listings :) Don't expect to make much money for the first few months or even a year or two if you don't have a network behind you. You might want to join a team of realtors just so you can learn stuff for a few months or a year or two before you are more confident and able to be on your own. If you don't want to do that, you can jump in the deep end and just wait for listings and buyers to come knocking and do nothing in the meantime (this is what a lot of lazy newbies do and they complain about having no business. I wonder why....).
- Q:to become a real estate sales agent do they have to own properties. like what do they work as ? and how can i become one in the future. Im 17 yrs old ! please give me as much as infromation possible. Thank You
- You do have to take a real estate course and pass a state licensing exam. Then you find a broker to work for. As a real estate agent you will list properties for sale and you will show properties to potential buyers. As a Realtor you have to belong to the Board of Realtors and usually the MLS. So, be advised that there are fees involved in becoming a Realtor. First, you have to pay to take the real estate classes, then you pay to take the real estate exam, then you pay to join the Board of Realtors and MLS. Also, you will split your commission with the broker or pay a monthly fee to the broker. Then you have to take continuing education each year and renew your license each year. The Board of Realtor fees and MLS fees are also yearly fees. Depending on where you live, you might do really well as a Realtor or you might not. It is not an easy job. You have to get out there and work it. Most people don't succeed in real estate working it part time. If you want to do this as a career then you have to put forth a lot of effort, like calling people who have their houses for sale by owner and try to convince them to list it with you, calling people whose listings have expired and try to get them to list with you, calling potential buyers, contacting people you know to see who they know who is looking to buy or sell, etc. There's also quite a bit of paperwork involved. There's paperwork for when you list a house and paperwork for when you sell a house. You also attend the closing at the lawyer's office with your clients. Real estate is not a Mon - Fri 9-5 job. You have to be available evenings and weekends or whenever is convenient for your clients.
- Q:I am a 20 year old university student and I would like to know how to start as a real estate investor? Where do I start? I mean from the very very beginning. What should I know? Where do I get the money to buy my first investment property? If youre a real estate investor, how did you start? What is the process of investing a property to getting money out of it? Im new to this so it would be like explaining real estate investing to a martian. Please tell me because I really would like to do this in the future. I want to be successful please.
- If you plan to invest in rental property, I suggest that you start by getting a job as a resident manager of an apartment building or as a property manager. That will give you a taste of the property-management aspects of owning rental property. There are also the deal-doing aspects of real estate. For that, you might get a job as a real estate agent. I did that for two years to learn about the business when I was 26. But since real estate agents are only paid on commission, you may want to take a salaried job in the business instead---for example: real-estate-brokerage secretary, salaried assistant of a top-producing agent, real-estate attorney, title-company employee, or mortgage-company employee.
- Q:Also, how much is the yearly income for a real estate agent? And what is the difference between a real estate agent and a broker and how much does a broker make a year?
- In order to work, salespersons must then be associated with (and act under the authority of) a real estate broker. Many states also have reciprocal agreements with other states, allowing a licensed individual from a qualified state to take the second state's exam without completing the course requirements, or, in some cases, take only a state law exam.
- Q:I am looking to buy a condo in Agoura Hills, CA (north LA County) within two years, but have noticed that prices have gone WAY down this past year. A friend who is into real estate says they will continue to go down next year, but I won't be able to buy for another two. Should I bite the bullet and buy in a year if prices are outragously low?
- The sub-prime mortgage crisis began in Feb-March 07. Most of those loans were 2 or 3 year adjustable rates- which means that by March of 2009 the 2 years will have adjusted by March of 2010 the last of the 3 years will. After that- the housing market will make it's comeback (depending on who wins the election). If you plan on staying in the home I would try to buy in 2009 when a lot of foreclosures will happen to reduce the prices even more. If you wait too long you will pay more. 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 think of it may be the conventional cost because of fact it takes account of extremes in vaule while the median and modal do no longer. for this reason it provides a greater precise mirrored image of domicile fees in the section.
- Q:Im a new Chicago real estate licensy and i want to work as a part time job. Which company do u think is the best in which i can work as a part time real estate sell person with a minimum company fee and minimum commercial split?
- First okorder / and speak with agents in your area and get some local info. But after interviewing the managers you will need to weigh which one can you get along with and do you trust. Do not work for a manager or broker who is also dealing with buyers and sellers themselves as this means they will be your competition. My name one localism is jimpa, if I can help just email me.
- Q:i work at a prison and I have a TON of time off.. in 2 weeks i only work 7 days. So basically i work only 6 months out of the year. I'm only 25 years old and i'm trying to get my life started.. I'm late I know. Im doing ok, but i really need more income. I don't know what the risk, or reward, is to getting a real estate license. Any advice??
- Bill is correct. Doing it part time is going to be difficult. Here's why: 1. There's licensing costs. They vary state to state but could run up a few thousand dollars. 2. There's monthly fees to your brokerage, real estate board, and NAR (National Association of Realtors) if you choose to join 3. There's costs for running business: advertising, business cards, cell phone bill, computer, gas, car insurance, etc 4. If you're buying real estate, would you expect your agent to work at YOUR beck and call? Obviously. So if you can't provide service when THEY need it, are you really doing your job? Not really. I'm not saying you're a slave, but you need to be accessible. No client wants to hear sorry I didn't get back to you for 7 hours, I was doing my other job. In that period of time, you could have had an offer expire on you, or something could have happened like you missed a multiple offer situation etc. If you're good at real estate and you have a lot of clients who are currently looking to buy and sell, then YES that's wonderful and you could potentially make LOTS of money. But the industry is a marathon, not a sprint. Don't expect to get rich in months or even 1-2 years. It's about building a reputation and working hard at it. If you're not 100% committed, your clients will sense that. It's fine to keep it to make a deal with the occasional friend or family member, but other than that it won't generate a lot of income.
- Q:I would like some real facts and figures on this. Was there any real research on this or is it just a lot of hype to sell real estate courses?Did a govenment agency or somebody else came up with the figure of 90%?
- The answer to this is that it is true, depending on how you look at things. Of course real estate courses are usually promoting the idea of owning property (house/duplexes/apartment buildings, etc) and renting them out for income and holding for appreciation or fix and flips. There are also ways to use real estate other than renting it to make money. For example: what business is McDonald's in? Your answer might be 'selling hamburgers'. But according to Ray Kroc (the founder of McDonald's) his business was real estate. McDonald's owns some of the most expensive pieces of property in the country. According to him he could just have easily used the real estate to build car washes and made money that way. Basically, there are four ways to get rich. Inherit it, marry it, win it or earn it. Under earning it, there are making money in stocks or the stock market, starting a business and real estate. There are exceptions such as athletes and movies stars who earn millions. If you move some of the starting a business to the real estate column (like McDonald's) you can see how someone might say 90 percent of millionaires got that way by owing real estate. I have never seen any studies or government reports that tried to make this type of classification. Who would make the decision? Some of this '90 percent of millionaires got that way by owning real estate' is hype, but then there is a lot of truth to it also, plus it is something that anyone could do. Starting a business requires and idea, a business plan, capital, marketing, selling, etc. Investing in stocks requires money and knowledge and luck about what and when to buy and sell. Real estate is something where you can start small and in the past could get banks and mortgage companies lend you the money to purchase. And then of course there is the appeal that the real estate courses promote that you need no money or credit to get started. Good Question
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Stone Coated Metal Roofing Tile High Quality Stone Chip Coated Metal Roof Tile
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