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Container house is one kind of environmental architectural forms with high safety, high flexibility and strong adaptability. Compared with the traditional building of brick concrete structure, it can reduce 60% of concrete and water consumption during concrete construction, about 70% of construction waste and renovation waste, more than 40% of the construction period, about 50% of energy as well as noise pollution and dust pollution. However the price is 35% lower than traditional buildings. Its products are mainly applied to temporary housing on the construction site, room for mine field operation, room for emergency and all kinds of modern hotel building, mobile shops, private residential buildings

Due to the fine quality of steel in the main body, It can withstand the impact of sudden storm and torrential rain. In the meantime, it also can be combined together freely.

Each container house weighs about 8000 pounds, 40 feet long, with a bearing capacity of 50000 pound. Standard combined container houses can be stacked up to 8 stacks at most.

The functions of container houses tend to be diverse, for example, folding and pre-assembled container housing is a good solution to lack of space and huge cost in the process of transportation. In the meantime, it is also beneficial to field installation.

Container architecture also is simple in design, construction fast, material recycling, etc, in the future will be more and more widely used in the construction field。

Q: I would like to know what kinds of investments in real estate are worth it. Condos, Coops, houses, I live in the Bronx, NY, and I would like to invest in my child's future by putting the money into real estate since it's so unlikely to lose it there. Please let me know your thoughts.Thanks a lot: I'm doing the same thing here in NC with a 3/1.5 home of 1,000 sq ft. My wife and purchased our first home through a first time buyer's program through the state with no money down for 60% of what we qualified to borrow ($110,000). We are living here for 2 years and then moving to a better school district after we fix it up. Over the next 10 years we are going to make more improvements as we rent it and when our oldest goes to school we plan to sell it (but might not). I could never put this kind of money away in cash as a lower-middle income parent.

Q: I just graduated High School and I'm interested in Real Estate very much. Are there any good books I can read up on to give me an Idea and an insight on the Job? As soon as I turn 18 I want to take a few courses to aqquire my liscence. Thankyou for your help.: There are lots of excellent resources available and it is good to read books from both an agents perspective and an investors perspective. Make sure you read about commercial verses residential, understand how agents and brokers operate and the advantages/disadvantages of buying/selling FSBO etc...and keep an open mind at such a young age. One author I would recommend is Dolf De Roos. He focuses on real estate investing and talks a lot of sense. There are also some good free articles on the net such as Destroy The Greatest Real Estate Myth And You’ll Come Out Better Off! by Noel Peebles. Short and to the point. Another good article is Beat The Crowd When Investing In Real Estate By Peter Dobler and 7 Myths About Real Estate Investing That Are Costing You Tens of Thousands of Dollars By Alex Nghiem. I wish you every success whether you take up real estate as a profession or become an investor. It is an exciting industry and, if you put in the effort, you can do extremely well. All the best! And remember, you never stop learning!

Q: Our friend is a real estate agent. He just sold the house that we are living in. We have been looking for a new home for a long time, but can't find anything pre-existing that we want to buy despite his best efforts. We have decided to build new. We know the builder well and I am an attorney so I feel completely comfortable proceeding with new construction without the help of our friend. We could add 1-3% to the sales price so that we can give our friend a commission, but that would be stretching our budget more than I feel comfortable. My spouse and I have been fighting about whether to bite the bullet and include him or not. I feel obligated and I don't want to cause hard feelings; my spouse says I'm being silly. Help?: You are not obligated to use a real estate agent. Real estate agents work on commission, which means that they only get paid if they are successful in finding a buyer for a property or in finding a property for a buyer. If things don't work out for whatever reason, even if they make a good match, but the bank refuses to give the person a mortgage, then they don't get paid. They know about this risk, and it is part of what they get paid so much when they do get a deal that works.

Q: Im 21 and this summer of 09 i want to get my real estate license for my summer break im thinking about attending champions in dallas but can i get some info like on the main courses i really need to take ?: I don't know about Texas; I live and got my real estate license in Virginia. But what you should do is contact one or more major real estate companies near where you are. Many/most will offer licensing courses. They know the topics that must be covered; they know the hours needed to get you qualified to take the test. Many community colleges also offer the courses. One tip: Take a total immersion course. I did it over a 4-week period--three evenings a week and most of each Saturday. If I hadn't had a full-time job, I could have done it in about 10 days. There's a lot of stuff that's covered that just won't stick with you. If you spread the lessons out over, say, 4 months, you just won't remember enough. Also, there are a number of reasonably affordable (something like $69 or so) computer disk review courses. Buy them. They're slick. They really do resemble the actual test. And you can determine your strengths and weaknesses. Hope that helps.

Q: I know brokers get paid on commissions, but how do the actual real estate companies make money?Have always been curious...: If by company you mean the office for which a broker or sales agent works read the following: When a house sells, the agent who listed the house and represents the seller gets a portion of the commission and the agent who brought the buyer to the transaction gets the other portion. Sometimes the agent who lists the house also sells it [has a buyer] but increasingly buyers are told to get a buyer's agent to avoid conflict of interest. Laws and practices vary by state. The commission is agreed upon at the time the listing is taken. Generally the seller pays it from the proceeds of the sale. It can be renegotiated later if the selling price is lower than asked or if the price is bid up. For example a listing will indicate commission is 6% of the selling price split 50/50 or 40/60 between the listing broker/agent and the buyer's broker/agent. The split depends on market conditions - is it a buyer's market or a seller's market. If it is a seller's market that means houses to sell are in short supply making a listing a valuable thing and the listing broker or agent may, but not always, get a larger split of the commission. The portion of the commission that goes to the respective sides is split again. Take the case of a Century 21 office. A portion goes to cover the franchise fee i.e.; goes to C-21 corporate, a portion goes to the broker who manges/owns the office [company in your question] the selling agent is associated with, some may go to cover special advertising or printed materials and the rest goes to the broker or sales agent who found the buyer or took the listing. That is an over view of the process.

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.: Yes. But, you're going to have got to uncover any individual who will fund the operation. A lot of traders desire to take a position their cash in whatever like truly property, however shouldn't have time for the everyday paintings that's concerned with discovering houses, negotiating purchases and revenue, and so forth. So, you can be in a position to return in as an funding companion with what is known as sweat fairness. This is wherein you don't are available with coins, however do the entire legwork in making the funding operation run. As offers get performed, you're making a exact percent of the gains. And, you'll both retain with that operation or use the money to fund your possess operation, not having to proportion the gains.

Q: Have any of you tried the Westaff real estate note home business? If so, what has been your results-successful or not?: Never okorder Woof.

Q: I'm taking classes to have my lisence for Real Estate Agent, but I heard the market is too slow, and some internet websites are very popular, eliminating the middle guys...what you think?: The market is indeed VERY SLOW! If you are already working in another field, DON'T GIVE UP YOUR DAY JOB! If I were you, I would continue with the classes, but I would take my time getting licensed if you can. Find out how long you may wait before becoming licensed after you finish the course. This is important because once you have your license you will have MANY things to pay for and it is likely you will have little if any money coming in from your career. There is a license fee (per year), there are mandatory continuing education classes which you have to pay for; you pay for membership in the MLS (Multiple Listing Service); and you will probably have to contribute to your employer's Errors and Omissions Insurance for the Agency. That's not including membership in your regional real estate association...and there could be other fees for membership and insurance I've left out, depending on where you will be licensed. Commission rates are steadily going down and your classes should have taught you that those 'big' percentages are chopped to pieces by the broker's cut, advertising, etc. Plus, you are on your own with regard to paying taxes, both Federal and State (if your state has an income tax), social security (you pay the whole enchilada when you file your 1099 -- when you work for a salary or hourly pay and receive a 1040 tax statement, your employer pays 1/2 of some of your obligations). Please consider all of this before you sign on. I could go on and on about real estate as a career, but I think I've given you plenty here...

Q: I want to take the Real Estate course for the state of NJ and get my license, if i move to a different state would i have to take the course over? I'm a military wife and will be moving a lot, and I don't want to spend money on the course if i have to pay every time i move.Please don't give any responses if you are not familiar with Real estate, thanks: It depends on the state that you move to, but you should only have to take a portion of the class. But you will be required to take the exam again and pay for your license (licenses are issued by each state). It just depends on which state you move to.

Q: I checked ROTH IRA but that does not seem to allow for real estate investments. My goal is to put money in a retirement account and then withdraw to buy land and real estate with it.. any suggestions?: Bad idea. If you want to invest in real estate, do it outside of retirement accounts.

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