Abrasives Sanding Paper for the Buildings and Atuo

Abrasives Sanding Paper for the Buildings and Atuo System 1

Abrasives Sanding Paper for the Buildings and Atuo

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Supply Capability:: 1000000 pc/month

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Waterpoof abrasives sanding Paper is made of high-quality alumina sand powder and kraft paper base, and bound with 100% real resin. Waterpoof abrasives sanding Paper is mainly used in the grinding and buffing of automobiles, home furnishings, leather,

home appliance cases, and mechanical parts.Waterpoof abrasives sanding Paper can grind with water and has a highly-polished work piece. It will not contaminate the work piece when operating, and does not create dust pollution. It is moderately soft. Aluminum oxide ,silicon carbide and so on

waterproof abrasives sanding Paper for wet sanding of paints, primes, surfaces of the automobile industries ,abrasives sanding paperalso used for sanding and finishing of plastics, leather ,mechanical components , furniture, precision instrument and hardware .

abrasive	backing	bond	grit size
A	Kraft (Cwt)	R/R	60	80	100	120	150	180	220	240	280	320	360	400	500	600	800	1000	1200	1500	2000
packing quantity		per bale	100
packing quantity		per carton	1000

Standard size 230mm×280mm

(9X11)
Have other special size made to order

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Q: I live in the state of Texas and am working at getting my real estate sales license. I was looking at the TREC website of approve schools and the exam passage rates: Allied Schools

Q: does anyone have any good and honest real estate agencies with not too slimy agents?you know the kind that talks too smooth and lies to get more commission? haahaai am asking b/c i do see some really bad ones in New York.pls adv any good ones in the Flushing or Queens area if possible.Thanks so much!!Thanks so much!!: It is sensible to opt for a real estate agent who is sincere about his/her qualifications and it is sensitive towards the client's desires. Try to find agents who are experienced in the newest market developments qualified and accommodating.You could check the agent's qualifications at real estate offices.

Q: I am pursuing a career in real estate and I need someone to point me in the right direction on how to obtain these licenses also if there are tests are they hard? are there classes for these that I can take? also any pointers and tips would help, also I live in the Philadelphia area.: First you have to find out the real estate course, licensing and continuing education requirements for PA. Then check out real estate courses in your area. Your local high school adult ed programs typically offer RE salesperson courses, and so do many community college continuing ed/adult ed programs. You need to know real estate law, real estate financing, ethics, etc, to obtain a license, and yes, the exams are typically very difficult. Also, you have to take additional coursework every year, take additional exams, and renew your license by proving you completed your continuing education requirements, passed any required exams, and pay a license renewal fee.

Q: I have registered for a real estate course from my college, however, I was wondering if it was worth it to get my license or if it would just be a waste of my time.: If you plan on buying foreclosures or distressed property on the side...go for it. If you plan on making a full time day job out of it ..HELL NO. Stats are there are 1 agent for every 5 people in California. Way over saturated. 700 local agents have quit recently in my county. Even the old timers are having it rough. Dont believe most of the fluff reported by agents here. Most are delusional.

Q: I was thinking of learning the Real Estate appraisal business as a career change, and later on opening my own business under that after getting all the required licenses. Is it worth it?: The pay is very good if you have enough business. That's up to you and how well you market yourself. Real estate is a little slow currently but if you can get in good with successful real estate agencies that are doing plenty of business you will have a good amount of work. You have to be really good at your appraisals and real estate agents will refer you to their clients and other agents. Good luck in your career.

Q: Just curious how real estate people are making ends meet. The &quot;easy&quot; money of listing and selling and taking people's equity has put a temporary freeze on your earnings. Just was curious as to what other means you all have at this time?: This isn't the first time that there has been a leveling off in the real estate industry. Nor will it be the last. Think back to the 80's when people paid 12-15% interest on a home mortgage. Homes still sold and buyers still bought. In fact many people know that mortgage rates are still quite low and selection and motivation on the part of the seller are quite high. What's hapening now is that people who got into the industry thinking it was easy have paid out a lot of money with very little return. Real Estate Agents typically have a 90% turnover rate. That's up even more with the downturn in the market. That means that although there might be less business, there is also less competition. In addition, seasoned realtors are stepping out of the business (retiring). Real Estate agents are almost entirely independant contractors. We only get a paycheck when we sell a house. It's never an easy business when you have no idea where or when your next paycheck is coming. We get no benefits and no unemployment. That means we're always on the look out for a way to make additional money. Often that comes in the form of investments in rental properties or services associated with the rel estate industry. In regards to some of the other posts: Realtors are not responsible for obtaining a mortgage or home equity line. Financial information is confidential and I cannot call a mortgage broker and have them tell me what your income is are how you ntend to pay your mortgage. My role is to assist you in locating a home within the perameters that you set up.

Q: Thinking about getting a real estate license, but I don't even know what to major in community college yet.. Any ideas?? Maybe a major that's related to real estate... Oh and one last question.. I'm thinking of dropping my collaborative statistics class because i don't know if it has to do with anything, is this needed in any way??: Anything about business and sales will help. But depending on what state your in, you probably don't need to go to community college for a Real Estate license. Real Estate is all about clientele. Check with some local Real Estate brokers to see if they offer Real Estate classes to prepare you for the Real Estate license exam. Also, Real Estate can cost thousands of dollars to get started, and you may do a lot of free labor before you get a check. It is commission only so make sure you have another job or support to back you up while getting started. It can take years to become successful. Real Estate can also be very stressful, so be prepared. It's a good idea to talk to some other Realtors first to make sure that's the business you want to go into.

Q: I know college is very critical in most career fields these days, but what are the chances of getting into real estate without a degree?: you don't need a college degree to be a real estate agent. it is one of the few lucrative fields where it is not necessary. however, i would suggest that you get one anyway. to be a real estate agent, you really have to be dedicated, patient, and know what you're doing. you have to have the gift of gab and be a bit of a hustler. a lot of your business will come from referrals or word of mouth, so you really have to be able to get your face and name out there. if you are a shy person, don't even bother. if you like your life and finances orderly and predictable...it is not the lifestyle for you as your sales can fluctuate rather wildly from month to month. i hope that you don't get discouraged from what i said. without knowing you personally, it's hard to know what kind of real estate agent that you'd be. however, i do know that 60 percent of them quit in their first year. it is a field that attracts a lot of lazy, get rich quick type of people. once they see how much work is actually involved, they don't last long, especially in this day and age. that is why i would get your degree anyways, to have something to fall back on if you don't like the field or things don't work out.

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