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  • Type: Ceiling Tiles

  • Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)

  • Model Number: PVC-Ceiling

  • Function: Moisture-Proof, Mould-Proof, Sound-Absorbing, Waterproof

  • Feature: Artistic Ceilings, Honeycomb Ceilings, Perforated Ceilings

  • Ceiling Tile Shape: Rectangle

  • Ceiling Tile Type: PVC Ceilings

  • width: 300mm

  • thickness: 7.5mm

  • weight: 3kgs/sqm

  • surface treatment: hot stamping

  • certificate: CE, SGS, ISO9001:2008



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Packaging Details:common carton package
Delivery Detail:15day

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Ceiling Panel/Plastic Panel/Pvc Foam Board Signs

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Ceiling Panel/Plastic Panel/Pvc Foam Board Signs

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Q:What is the difference of renting a home through real estate then without. Do I have to pay more?
It does not make any difference to you because the owner pays the real estate fee, but they might increase the rent to cover it. The only thing you can do is check comparable rents and make sure you are not paying too much over the going market rate for your area and accommodations.
Q:pricing commercial real estate
Market parameters for pricing commercial real estate. What commercial real estate? Is it a store, is it a gas station is it a xmas tree farm, is it a golf course? Who knows with your question.
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?
Depends upon in which you're. Here it already has. However, for the ones hoping to peer $two hundred,000 residence fees in Southern California once more, it is *NOT GOING TO HAPPEN*. The marketplace helps are round $350,000 or bigger for an access stage unmarried household condo. San Diego has misplaced approximately twenty percentage and we would lose ten extra at such a lot. I was once predicting the decline a 12 months and a part earlier than it occurred, so I'm now not your ordinary realtor pollyanna. But simply as I wasn't telling potential purchasers the ordinary line approximately how truly property regularly is going up, I'm now not going to inform the doomsayers what they desire to listen to, both, in view that it isn't going to occur. Orange County would lose rather less, San Bernardino and Riverside moderately extra.
Q:I'm thinking about getting into real estate, I wanna know is that a good career choice for someone who is currently living in Michigan? If so what is a good company to work for? Centruy 21 here is doing alot of hiring are they good or is it a catch? HELP!! ( You don't have to live in Michigan to answer, but I would love to here from an agent that has worked in Michigan)
There's probably no catch its just a hard way to earn a living right now...and as people start to trust the internet more and more, it'll get even harder. The reality is now that people can use the internet to do their own research, people are getting more creative and cutting out the big brokerages who want 6 or 7% commission.
Q:Also, Who has worked for Avalar Real Estate -- are they ok?
Attend open houses. Also, pick up the local real estate books that they give out for free. Find a few houses you like and call the listing agent and ask to see the house. That will give you a chance to meet a few local agents and see if there is anyone you mesh well with. We used Remax with our last purchase/and sell. However, I would not base my decision on a specific company name....each realtor is different and unique. Try to stick with a company that has a more well known name (none of those discounted fees places or tiny companies) so you know you are getting the most accurate information possible. If possible, it would be nice if the agent was close to your age, so that they can relate to why you are looking for certain features or locations, and can better foresee other homes that may be perfect for you that maybe you are overlooking as being somewhat unfamiliar with the area. Good luck! Look at several houses before making any offers!
Q:What do you think is the future for California and the real estate market?The cost of a 800 sq. ft. home is now over 300k.What do you think holds for lets say 10 years from now?
As for the future CA real estate, I think it will rebound eventually. This would be the best time to buy, imo.
Q:I am a college student in Tx. I read up a bit on how to get a real estate license. I am considering taking classes at a community college. Has anyone ever done this?
Go to the local Realtor's Association (You should be able to find them in the yellow pages). Our Realtor's Association offers the class as an 8 hour a day, 2 week course for significantly less than the tech school (though it is exactly the same materials and often the same instructor). The Realtor's Association will also be able to give you an idea of the fees you will pay to hold a liscence, and a list of Broker's with whom you can interview for a position upon completion of your course. I love real estate - it's fun and interesting and all the wierd little twists that have cropped up on the last year really keep me on my toes! Good luck!
Q:so i know to be able to get your real estate license i would first have to have 2 years experience to be a real estate sales person and get my salesperson license. i also know the requirements for that, i just applied for my college classes for real estate and i know that i have to pass these classes and then pass my examination test to get my real estate salesperson license...so i wanted to know how hard is the examination?what questions should i look out for?and how many times did it take you to pass?how many tries can you get?im gonna try to take mine after i pass my classes and i wanted to know if its PRACTICAL to believe that i can pass on my first try :P
You might would want to check the requirements as to what is required to obtain a real estate license in your state. Normally there is no requirement to have two years requirement to obtain your real estate license. There is normally a two year experience as a licensed sales person to become a real estate broker. Also normally a real estate person applying for a real estate license there is no requirement to obtain your license, after completing two years of college. In most states you may go on line to obtain the classroom requirement to obtain the requirements to take the state real estate examination. In most states you may take a weekend class to qualify for the classroom requirements, prior to taking the state real estate examination. After getting your real estate license you would be required by your state to have continuing education in the real estate field. This can be obtained by seminars, classroom study or other approved means recognized by your Department of Real State. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. FIGHT ON
Q:I would love to become a real estate agent. I seem to have a passion for evaluating real estate, amoung other things concerning the industry. How much, on average, does a real estate agent make in a year. Can you be a real estate agent and have a middle to upper middle class lifestyle (while providing for your family)?
Real estate can be an interesting and rewarding career - but it takes someone who is self-motivated and disciplined to succeed. On the other hand, you essentially set your own hours and the more you put into it - the more you can get out of it. The average real estate salesperson, according to data that is a few years old now, makes less than $30K a year. Why? Because in real estate, even though you work with a Broker, you are responsible for whether you succeed or fail. Many people think it's easy money - but it takes work to build a referral network and some business savvy to effectively market and distinguish yourself from the thousands of other agents in the market. Those who find their niche and hit their stride by contrast, can easily make six figure incomes. The discipline comes in with regard to tax planning and self-imposing a work schedule when there's no clock to punch. Best bet is to take an agent or two to lunch and talk one on one about their perspective on the business - then attend a career night that most any decent sized company will have once or twice a month to recruit. It takes a certain kind of person to be successful in real estate over a long period of time and you just might be that type!
Q:I am looking to become a real estate agent through college. How much does it usually cost ( ie. start-up costs, marketing, etc.)? Do the Agencies make the real estate agents pay for office space and is it possible to work from home? How much do the Agencies charge to use their name( ie. like remax, metro, etc.)?Do the Agencies provide any leads for the Agent?Any other advice would be much appreciated,Thank You so much
While the requirements vary slightly from state to state, but this is the bulk of what you need to do. Graduate High School. You are required to have a diploma or a GED Take a pre-license class from a real estate school accredited by your state. Many brokerages offer the class, and it costs between $200 and $800. The class can usually be completed in two weeks, or spread over a longer period of time. Have a felony free criminal record (though some states real estate commissions will allow you to request a waiver for some acts, such as DUI) Take and pass your state's sales associate test. Good Luck!

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