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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 potentally relocating to Panama. Is real estate lucrative enough to provide a substantial income?: Real Estate in Panama is climbing in vaue almost daily. When we moved here a year ago we had an option on our place for 199,000.00 we opted out and it's now listed for 250,000.00 There are over 200 new residential building going up in the city twenty stories or more. One can only guess when or where it will end but there is still time to buy right and make an profit. WIth the approved expansion of the canal the incoming construction workers will provide an excellent opportunity for rental income. As well as for foreign workers for the new water treatment being built for the city.

Q: I have a job interview to become a real estate agent. It's supposed to be flexible hours and I can work part time. Since I like learning new things and improving my resume, I want to give it a try. I will be working a regular job and I am planning to make real estate part time for now. My question is beside the flyers, signs, cards, and possibly the school cost, is there anything I can lose (beside time depending how you look at it)? I am interested in learning in real estate even if I don't make enough profit since it's commission pay as far as I know.: You do not have anything to lose but you need a license to be a real estate agent. Do you have one?

Q: I am planning on buying a house in Hawaii/ However, the real estate terminology used there confuses me. For example, what does &quot;Fee simple&quot; means??? And &quot;Permit pulled&quot;, &quot;No permit&quot;, and &quot;Shared ownership&quot;? Your advice will be greatly appreciated.: Fee simple is an estate in land in common law. It is the most common way real estate is owned in common law countries, and is ordinarily the most complete ownership interest that can be had in real property short of allodial title, which is often reserved for governments. Fee simple ownership represents absolute ownership of real property but it is limited by the four basic government powers of taxation, eminent domain, police power, and escheat and could also be limited by certain encumbrances or a condition in the deed. How ownership is limited by these government powers often involves the shift from allodial title to fee simple such as when uniting with other property owners acceding to property restrictions or municipal regulation

Q: i am looking for a job in real estate or some sales job can anyone help?: The biggest problem that I have seen with realtors is that they do not know how to accurately value a house. All they know is a bunch of sales baloney. That does not provide me as a buyer with any value whatsoever. If a realtor wants to have the privilege of representing me as a client, I expect that realtor to be willing and able to give me an accurate and competent estimate value of the true value of the house before I make an offer on it. Instead all I have seen is a bunch of realtors who are full of a lot of sales baloney but who have absolutely no competence when it comes to providing accurate information about the value of the house. How can a realtor do a good job representing a buyer if they do not know how to value a house? One of the most important pieces of information a realtor can give a buyer is an accurate estimate of what a house is worth so you know how much to offer and when you should walk away if the seller is not realistic about what his house is really worth. I am in the market for a house right now and I have talked with a number of realtors. They are all anxious to have me buy a house from them, but none of them can do a convincing analysis of what the houses are really worth. I have found my best source of information to be a real estate appraiser that I know. In fact I have recommended to him that he get his real estate license, because he would be much better than any of the realtors that I have talked to when it comes to providing an accurate estimate of the value of the house rather than a bunch of sales B*** S***. I recommend that if you are serious about real estate as a career that you get your appraisal license first and get at least several years experience as a real estate appraiser before you get your real estate license and start representing clients who want to buy real estate.

Q: I just passed my real estate exam here in GA and so now my next step is to find which Realtor I would like to work for.. any suggestions?Thanks in advance.: Sorry, but In these economic times Real Estate is not doing so good. Do your best and try banging at every door.

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!: RE agency is NOT the ideal occupation if you just want to earn some extra money. IT requires an interest in and understanding of the idea of fiduciary. In this arena, you represent others and if you do not do so correctly, you ARE fired, fined and sometimes, jailed. IT is a mini form of being an attorney. Stick with being a real estate investor. or. starting today, study real estate law and see what you think of it.

Q: We're just beginning our home buying journey, just spoke a realtor, starting to look at homes at this week, etc.. Very early in the game still. At what point should we get a real estate attorney? And what should we expect from one? Do they walk you through the fine print, can I expect him/her to be available to answer any questions I may have? Or are their services limited to just the closing? Please feel free to offer any additional information in regards to a real estate attorney and what their job includes.. Thank you.: When you place an offer on a house, you will sign a contract which is OK to sign because in the contract will be a contingency meaning, that the contract will be null-and-void unless approved by your attorney, and usually also needs to pass (to your satisfaction) a home inspection. You will put in a bid to buy the house usually a little below the asking price. Usually anything wrong with the house can be used as a negotiating tool you can mention was the reason you are offering a lower price. Also it is a good idea to ask the realtor if they can represent you as exclusive buyers agent since in this way you get inside information. If you are in the Upstate NY area I could do it for you since I am a licensed Realtor! It costs the same as if you were just buying a house from a seller's agent. But yes when you have signed a contract you will send it to your attorney long before the closing so they can review it for you! Good Luck!

Q: Chris Bowser has a program about real estate where he teaches on how to buy and sell real estate on ebay without seeing the property physically.: There are lot of good courses and books about real estate investing. You will have to check out Cris Bower. As far as investing with no money down there is a number of great ways to start out. Here is two I like. If you have a good understanding about real estate (or can learn ) you can get a joint venture partner with the down payment for your investment property. You supply the legwork and team and your JV Investor supplies the $$. This works for Investors who would like to own property but have no time or just do not what to bother with the day to day running of the property. The other one I like is vendor financing. This is where the seller uses their equity to give you a mortgage. Some sellers may not have any investment to invest in once they get their money form the house. The investor can offer them a better rate of interest then they can get anywhere else. Some sellers may not be able to sell their home in todays market. Again this is a good why for them to move on. There are other great whys to go into investing with no money down. You just have to do your research . Always try and make it a win win for all. Don't take advantage of people.

Q: Hi,I am currently taking a real estate agent course in NY. What should I specialize in as a new agent? Selling homes? Selling condos? or Rentals? I know that most real estate agents sell homes because of the amount of money that they will receive if they sell a home. However, wouldn't I be competing with a lot more experienced agents if I choose to sell homes?Thanks!!: First, you are going to have to decide on the part time issue. Selling real estate is extremely hard to do part time because a seller's and/or buyers needs are a full time job. They call at all hours of the day, regardless if it is your day off. The best way to pull this off (and not lose business) is to partner with someone so a person is answering the phone on your days or hours off the clock. Especially in New York where you have attornies involved in the transactions. I know this because I wanted part time 14 years ago and it dragged me into full time within 6 months. Even though I might have been working at home with my kids, I wasn't really there mentally, I was working all the time! Agents, whether listing or selling, normally make the same amount (at least in my area) because if the selling commission is lower in the MLS, less agents will show the listing as they will want to sell the properties with the larger percentage (i.e. 3% vs 2%) Right now in California, agents are after the buyers (it is now a buyers market here) instead of a listing which could sit for 6 months. Ask yourself, would you want a Realtor working for you only part time or full time out there finding the perfect house for you? Unfortunately, real estate is very cut throat and if your buyer calls an agent on their ad or visits an open house without you... your chances are high that the agent will take them from you. Heck, that even happens to full time agents! I don't mean to sound so doom and gloom, I just wish I had known what was really involved with being a realtor before I became one and if I can help someone else, I am happy to. I wish you luck in your new career.

Q: I want to get into real estate but I dont know my options. Someone told me I need a license and others say I dont whats the truth? I called a school in my town and they said it will be 595 bucks to take the course for 3 weeks, and whats this about finding a broker that will sponser me for a year? It's begining to get confusing. Whats the best advice for me ...please help I really wanna do this: OK, question by question, here are some answers. First, while licensing requirements are different in each state, in every US state, you must have a license to sell real estate, except for real estate that you personally own. Depending on where you live and the education requirements for your state, $595 may or may not be reasonable. Ask around, talking to both agents and brokers at real estate agencies in your area. The broker is the person that is responsible to the state for how a particular agency is run, including the actions of the agents working there. Normally, brokers are experienced agents that have gone through additional training. Remember that the basic real estate courses (in any state) only teach you enough to be dangerous. This is why the states all require real estate salespeople to work with a broker, who (theoretically) oversees your work and ongoing training. In getting into real estate, you should also know that almost all of us are independent contractors. What this means is that there is no base salary and no benefits. Remember that most new agents do not survive through their first license period. You should be prepared for at least six months with no income whatsoever, but a lot of expenses in getting set up as an agent. If, at the end of your first year, you've made as much as you've spent, then you've done better than most. Don't misunderstand me here. This business is great fun, and a person can eventually make a very good living at it. But it's also a lot of hard work, and it takes time to build a client base. If you cannot deal with those two facts, then this isn't the right line of work for you.

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