CAST IRON PIPE SYSTEM
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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: Is there anything that your real estate agent could have done better? What did they do or not do that stood out?
- When I was looking for a home 5 years ago, I contacted a realtor well in advance (I was then living in another state). We corresponded and I gave her all the specifics on when I'd be arriving to see property in her area. After my arrival, I found she had left on vacation! The nerve, and I had spent months researching the area, etc. So, her assistant was there and she showed me around, even took me back to the airport when I left! Now there was someone I wanted to do business with again...and I did, when I bought my home I used her, not her boss. So there! Basically, I find out of town realtors to be really lousy when it comes to helping out. They think just because you haven't moved yet, you won't be a client...not true of course. This has happened to me two times (not being serviced properly by agents out of town). It is very frustrating and their behavior is unprofessional.
- Q: I am leaving Los Angeles and moving back to Las Vegas after the first of the year..I cannot handle how much it costs to live here....I want to go to a real estate school in Las Vegas....does anyone have any suggestions?? Thanks!!
- Yea...don't get into real estate. I got my license a two years ago, and finally let it expire. It will cost you at least $1500 to get it. Then you have to pay office fees and a commission split. Everyone knows at least 2 or 3 real estate agents. Factor in a declining, slow housing market, and you will be eating Top Ramon and PB&J. If you coming to Vegas, get on with a big casino, work in one of the many non-casino related industries. Check out craigslist job postings. You don't have to be a dealer, waitress, or real estate agent, there are other good paying jobs here. By all means, if that is what you want, go for it. Just be ready for a rough start. At last count, there were over 19,000 real estate agents in Nevada...do I need to tell you where 75% of them live and work? To comment on the below person's post. Yea, you can take an online course for $350, but you will then have to take your test which is about $100-$120 then you have to pay your dues for MLS, GLVAR, and NAR. I had to write a check out for $1200 once I passed my test.
- Q: I live in Knoxville, TN, and I am currently working on by bachelors of accounting with a minor in finance at the University of Tennessee. It has always been my dream to work in real estate, but I don't want to rely solely on a real estate license in today's economy. So, what kind of jobs are out there for those with a real estate license and a business degree as well? And what duties would these jobs consist of? Please be specific! Thanks :)
- awesome! Real Estate is one of the most fulfilling jobs with a business degree. You can work with a Real Estate Investment Firm, or a Real Estate Syndication firm (private equity), or even start your own business, you could start your own firm. I have a degree in finance and a degree in economics and started out in an investment bank and absolutely hated it, sat in a cubicle and made excel spreadsheets all day, it felt like office space. I ended up getting an offer at a Real Estate Private Equity firm and have not looked back, I get to leave the office all the time to check out investments, because it's impossible to find out the whole story of a real estate investment without going out and looking at it. The people I deal with are way more laid back and in almost every way more business savvy than the people I worked with in the investment bank, who were more like drones pulling the lever on the widget machine. The duties include excel spreadsheets, kicking the sides of buildings, talking with the uber rich on a face to face basis, kicking *** and taking names, and generally working circles around any banker on the BA 2 financial calculator. So go be a deal maker instead of a drone.
- Q: Okay so im 18 years old, and im at the point in my life where, i have no idea what I wanna do! i plan to go to school for business next fall, and ideally become a successful real estate agent.A Real Estate Agent is very appealing to me because, i like the fact that there is no limit to how much money you can make, you set your own hours, you get to wear a suit to work everyday, drive a nice car, you get the idea! My father was a car salesman, and my whole life ive been good with my words and able to sell and persuade people into things he he. Its just that i am a lazy weed-smoker who needs to change my ways ( but i plan to do so) and i don't like to work evenings and weekends. And i sat down with a Real Estate agent in my community and he said if you want to be a real estate agent, then say goodbye to your evenings and weekends! that's a turn off for me, i want to enjoy my nights and weekends with my wife and family! Any Thoughts?
- Josh, okorder and check out their web site. You then interview with them and hopefully one of them accepts you into their company on an internship like basis (remember this is 100% commission based - no salary) and you learn the business. Good luck!
- Q: As a catering manager I make over $60000/year. I want to get my real estate sales license and become a broker in 2 years. I want to continue working full-time as a catering manager until my income as a real-estate agent reaches $30000/year (part-time). After (6) months, I want to start advertising in newspapers, get my own web site and do as much marketing as an experience broker does. I am extremely good at dealing with my client and always come through for my guests. I can work long hours and love real estate. Do you guys think I am dreaming and it won’t work. Should I stay w/ catering? Do you think I will do better in real estate? I know I should get a broker to take me under his/her wings. Oh, yes…..I am 49 years old. Help! What do you think?
- First of all you can do anything you set your mind to do. You might have to become a time manager to get everything you want accomplished, but you can do it. Most people start out in this field doing it part time. So don't let that deter you. Getting a brokers license in California require that you work as a licensed real estate agent for two years or have a college degree from a recognized college. I am not familiar with the requirements of a caterer, but the demands on a real estate agent and catering to his clients are a hand full in itself as each client want to be treated as a diva. In real estate marketing is key, In my opinion working a farm is mandatory and becoming an expert in one area, thus making friends of the potential clients as well as the commercial establishment in your farm area. I find that publishing a news letter once a month and mailing it to my farm works miracles. Before the mailing you should take about 2-4 weekends to walk this area passing out fliers introducing yourself to your new clients. There will be some in the yard doing weekend chores. You will also have to develop you a professional team to assist you in, an attorney, a mortgage broker, a notary public, a home insurance agent a title rep and others that you might see fit to add to this team. I hope this has been of some use to you, good luck. FIGHT ON
- Q: I have my real estate license in Texas but have never done any deals so I am very new to this. I want to sell my own house and wanted to make sure that I can list my own home for sale.
- You don't need a license to sell your house. Because you have a license, there are a number of considerations. Having a license makes you a professional (it doesn't matter if you are new or not). Because of this, it is expected that you could take advantage of an unsuspecting buyer. You should ALWAYS write The owner is a licensed real estate agent in the state of Texas. Put this information in paragraph 11 of the promulgated 1-4 Family Residential contract. This way, the buyer can not claim you did not inform them and therefore have a claim that you took advantage of them. If you are currently sponsered by a broker, you should talk to the broker about what commission discounts he/she might give you since you are selling your own house. This might help you price the property a little lower and help you get a faster sale. Since you are new, I would suggest getting an experienced agent to help you evaluate any offers you get. If you are not currently sponsored by a broker, then you should still put the statement I gave you into paragraph 11. Because you aren't sponsored, you can still sell your house as an owner. You will have to get another agent to put it into MLS for you (which I highly suggest you do). If you have questions, feel fee to email me.
- Q: During the early part of this decade their was a real estate boom and now as a result, their are a record number of people losing their homes.Was it inevitable that it would end up this way, or is there a way that this could have been controlled so that their would not this massive fallout?
- I remember the day Clinton pointed his finger and said I want every american to own a home After that, deregulation went rampid. Interest only loans sprang up, followed by ARMS, options, and variable rates. No controls whatsoever. People were left on their own to read the fine print or their mortgages - some could not read - obviously. It was in plain black and white that the interest rate could triple their payment - maybe they didn't want to read it. /
- Q: real estate in usa
- In many states you need a real estate license [which requires completion of a set of classes] and then have to work with an established realtor. Try doing a search on real estate license, Chicago or something similar. Or, go to the Illinois government website and look for a button marked licensing.
- Q: i am looking at buying some real estate as investment in Hawaii. which area has the best deals now? Kauai, Honolulu, Kalaheo or kilauea?
- If you're buying property as an investment you have to ask yourself - What is the purpose of this investment and does the payoff justify the risk? In order to determine where the best deal can be found you have to decide what purpose the property is to serve. I would suggest that the property fulfill multiple purposes instead of just a pure investment. As a pure investment you are totally at the whim of the real estate market. Ask yourself, 1) Do you want to use the property as a vacation home? 2) Are your goals long term? 3) Can you cover any monthly shortfall if the rent does not cover all the expenses? 4) Can you manage the property from a distance? If not, what are the expenses associated with a local management company? We purchased property in Hawaii 2 years ago with the intention of renting it out and eventually to become our retirement home. We lucked out in that the property included a transient vacation rental permit. No new permits have been issued since the late 1980's so we're grandfathered in. This allows us to use it as an investment, vacation home and eventually a retirement home. There's no better investment than buying property and having someone else pay for it. Typically long term rent in Hawaii, although very high by mainland standards does not cover the mortgage and other expenses. So there will be a monthly shortfall to cover. This may or may not be offset by an increase in market value, but you only realize that when you sell. In the meantime you have to cover that monthly shortfall. A transient vacation rental requires a lot more work but comes closer to paying for itself. Where to invest depends in large part on what you intend to get out of the property.
- Q: I'm just wondering a how a young solo can position himself in the real estate law.
- As a new law school graduate pursuing a real estate lawyer career, let’s say a client comes into your office regarding a real estate sale or purchase of a building. A number of things have already occurred behind the scenes without your involvement; usually, the buyer and the seller either know each other previously from working in the real estate business, or brokers have introduced the two parties. Further, in many cases the brokers have already drafted a “term sheet” reflecting the basic business terms of the deal. If the brokers have not drafted the term sheet you should do so because brokers will often not clearly draft the terms of the deal, and it will be easier for you to draft and negotiate the real estate contract if you have already drafted the term sheet..........Real Estate Agent Bendigo
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