Ceiling Panel/Plastic Panel/Pvc Foam Board Signs

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 5000 m²

Supply Capability:: 60000 m²/month

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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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· Can we make an OEM order?

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Q: i am thinking of starting a new career in real estate can anyone give me some good advice: Is this a salaried position or Commission. If it is the latter you may go some time with no money. Think carefully.

Q: I'm 22 married with no children. Just received my bachelors in february. Currently working in a salaried sales position, ben there 9 months, about 100 miles from my home and im completely miserable. I really want to pursue my dream of being a real estate agent. I love the independence of the career. I'm wondering, though, if I could even make money as an agent now? Im young but I still have bills that need to be paid so I cant pursue something that won't bring us money.: Stay with the job that you are at and start your real estate career part time. That way you will still be able to afford to pay your bills because when you first start out as an agent it may take you 90 days before your first transaction. The time is excellent to go to real estate school now so that when the market starts to climb you will be able to get out there right away. If you wait until the market is good, you'll be in school while everyone else will be hitting the ground. Do not take online real estate classes if you want the expertise of an agent who may be teaching a course at your local college or an independent real estate school.

Q: I'm thinking about taking a course in real estate appraisal. I have no experience in real estate. Can anyone tell me if this is a difficult course? Also, could you find work in the field?: The course requirements differ by state. Here in PA you must have 120 hours of classroom study and pass a state exam. It isn't easy by any means and you must apprentice for 2,500 hours over no less than 24 months before you actually qualify for your license.

Q: I am a buyer, I live in California, my real estate agent ask me to sign a &quot;Buyer Representation Agreement&quot; (Form BRE from California Association of Realtors) with her. I am afraid I will be ripped off by the contract, so I would like to know:1. For buying a house, is it normal to sign a contract w/ your agent?2. My agent ask for a 6 month contract, is it too long?3. If I sign the contract then later I am not satisfied with her service, can I terminate the contract before it's expired without penalty?4. She said by the contract, I can't buy any property from any other agent which she's showed first. Does that mean I can still ask other agents to show me houses those she didn't (or unable to) show me?Thank you very much for your help and answers.: Before you sign a contract like that you need to determine if this Real Estate Agent is someone that you would want to work with. I have been a Real Estate investor for over 40 years in the State of California. I have never used Real Estate Agents because I do not consider them to be adequately trained and they certainly are not sufficiently competent to represent me. Instead I recommend that you contact a Real Estate Appraiser who is a Member of The Appraisal Institute and tell him that you will pay him a fee to advise you on Fair Market Values of Real Estate in the area where you want to purchase. You will get much better results that way. That is what I have done for all of the real estate that I have purchased over the past 40 years.

Q: Do you own an investment company? How is it set up (llc, ect. please explain it)? Are the houses n your name or company name? Are you an agent, independent agent, or broker? What kind of education do u recommend? Do you suggest any books or courses especially for teens? I like real estate and would love to be a &quot;professional flipper&quot; (investor) and work for myself. Thanks!: Hello there. I have been a real estate investor for about 20 years now. I own my own incorporation. I purchase foreclosure properties, especially now a days they are really cheap. When I am interested in a property, I do some very heavy bargaining for the best possible price. When purchasing a property, I use my company name and use company money to purchase properties. I basically purchase the properties and I have professional agents who work for me to sell the house. If you are interested, you can take a real estate course from a local community college which takes about 6 months to one year to complete. I have four office locations throughout Chicagoland where people can find available properties and meet with agents.

Q: 1.Do you need a college degree? And if so, what kind of degree would you need or is there a real estate school for this?2.How much do they make a year?3. Is it a good career to get into?: Each state have their own requirements about being a licensed real estate appraiser. You must google real estate appraiser followed by the state in which you reside to find out the requirements of your state to become a real estate appraiser. You are not required currently to have a college degree to become a real estate appraisal in any state that I know of. Most states require a written test to be passed after a certain amount of hours of class room instruction by a local state licensed real estate appraisal school. Most states now require you to become an apprentice before actually getting your appraisal license. Salary is relative as each person might have different motives for earning. Your motive might drive you more so than another real estate appraiser. I personally would not become a real estate appraisal, however, I have many friends that are. They appear to enjoy their positions as some are own their own real estate appraisal business and some work for other in the appraisal field. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. FIGHT ON

Q: Located in Florida now.After hours of reading, it seems the more certifications/licenses you have the better (as opposed to working your way up)Step 1 is attaining the following:- Florida Real Estate License- Florida Real Estate Appraisal License- Florida Real Estate Brokers License (Don't really see the point of this one)- CCIM Designation- (someone even mentioned a mortgage brokers license)And obviously in between read as much as I can on the field.After attaining these licenses, do I simply apply to work for a company?Should I try to get a job as soon as I get my basic license and get the others on the side over time, or is it best to get ALL of them ASAP and hit the ground running?Any advice here? I really want to make this happen, but it's a bit cloudy at this point and I would really appreciate some help.: It is usually a RE salespersons license followed by a brokers license. You can obtain the salespersons one yourself but you must work under a broker for at least a period of one year before you can get your brokers license. You need to look up your states requirements before you do anything else.

Q: Well i'm just about going to College, and i'm thinking now about going into real estate. Yet, just like any new goer i don't really know what i need for studies. I've taken Personal Financial Management in High School. But i want to be able to show people houses they might be interested in. Can you give me some type of sighting on classes i should take, or the initial name for this?: hope this does not sound confusing. Being a real estate salesperson or broker [the sales person's boss] is a very very serious world, time consuming and wrought with laws--federal and state, that must be memorized BEFORE you can show a house to anyone! YOUR finance classes will come in handy--and if you wish to become an agent, you will be a combo PART lawyer, part hustler, 100% advocate for EITHER [you can rep both but it is stupid to do so] seller or buyer. YOU must pay for an application, pay for the schooling [only specific schools are authorized by each state], pay for the state test after you pass the school's tests, and then, pay for the license....and if you like NAR [most brokers are members] you must pay for a membership there too. Figure 100 hours of very focused concentration, $300 out of your pocket NOT counting NAR before you earn one penny--and that penny comes only after a buyer and seller close escrow with your help! can guide further

Q: I live in Hawaii. I'm 18. I kind of want to move, though. Do I have to live in the area for a long time to become a real estate agent? Do I have to go to school/get seperate licenses in different states?: Yes, you have to be licensed in each state you work as a realtor. Make up your mind where you want to live and take the course there, for that state. No, you do not have to live in a place for a long time to work as a realtor there but, if you go in completely green, you will not be very helpful when you are asked a question about an area and you have no idea.

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