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Epoxy Floor Paint
a. Excellent Moldproof
b. Excellent Waterproof
c. Excellent Strong adhesion

Product Characteristics:

1. Widely use for concrete surface protection and decoration.

2. Solvent as a diluent is not needed, which conforms to the environmental requirements.

3. Good Properties of anti-rot, especially for anti-alkali, anti-acid, anti-wear, anti-Impact.

4. With strong adhesion and pressure resistance.

Scope of Application:

Epoxy Floor Paint suit for floors of GMP pharmaceutical factory, Sophisticated electronics factory, Chemical factory, Food factory, Hospital, Lab, Office.

Q:I mean, I have done my research on real estate (In the US, Dublin, London, Oslo, Geneva, Tokyo as well as other major cities, and Oslo really takes the cake!).Are there methods one can use to profit from a trend that is in a bubble, about to burst, and then &quot;short&quot; it? Kind of like an equivalent in the stock market? Are there such methods or similar ones?If there isn't, then what do you suggest? I'm all ears!Thank you for your time!: In a short sale you borrow and sell something that you do not own. Then you buy it back to cover your short ideally at a lower price. You cannot do this with bricks and mortar. Look for companies listed on the stock market that are sensitive to real estate and see if you can borrow those securities. Home builders are your best bet. These would need to be able to be held as ADRs unless you can persuade a local broker to open an account for you. Selling short can be a fast way to lose your money as there is no way of determining the top. If the price continues to rise you will find yourself facing margin calls. A more conservative plan is to wait for the securities to fall and then buy them at the bottom of the cycle.

Q:If 70% of the US economy is tied to consumer spending, and 30% of all jobs created since 2001 were tied to real estate (1.4 million), and housing is in freefall, well, doesn't that seem like a recipe for disaster?: maybe...don't believe the hype...the news has to compete for ratings too, so they only put stuff out there that will get a rise out of the viewing/listening audience.

Q:My wife and I have $72,000 to invest. We are considering purchasing an apartment complex with 2 to 4 units. In general is real estate the best long term invesment or are there better options? A friend of our suggested being a hard money loan lenders (to earn about 10 % a month. We thought that was careless since the principal loan agent could take off with our money at anytime. Thanks for the help.: In my and most opnions, yes. But you first need to ask what determines The Best, is it highest return, safest investment, lowest risk, quickest return. Because the best investment might be $72,000 at a roulette table on red, It will be doubled money in seconds, but comes with a big risk, Apartments might come with a lot of headache and a mild return but a great retirement plan. And stocks can be very risky but sometimes have great returns, and on the other hand mutual funds are safer but with lower returns. So you need to figuring out how long you will keep this investment and how risky you can afford to be, but over time, statistically real estate has shown to be the overall best, not always the quickest or highest return, and sometimes risky, but low risk and good return over time. Which I think has more to offer than any other form of invesment.

Q:I just got my real estate license and I would like to know if someone could give me some good advice on where to start to get on my feet. Thanks!: Congratulations on joining the industry. You start at the very, very bottom unless you have a network of people who are currently hoping to buy or sell. You might want to post a note (printed and looking very professional) on the board in your brokerage saying you're new and would like to hold open houses and you're available to do them what days and what times. It sucks doing other realtors' opens but it's great exposure and helps you tweak how you present yourself and how you work. That way you won't mess up on your own listings :) Don't expect to make much money for the first few months or even a year or two if you don't have a network behind you. You might want to join a team of realtors just so you can learn stuff for a few months or a year or two before you are more confident and able to be on your own. If you don't want to do that, you can jump in the deep end and just wait for listings and buyers to come knocking and do nothing in the meantime (this is what a lot of lazy newbies do and they complain about having no business. I wonder why....).

Q:I know some real estate agents around, but, I don't have the first clue in what to do. I need some questions answered, like what are the first steps in becoming an agent? What kind of classes do i need to take? How many hours of classes? Mature answers only please.: OK! yes, you need to take real estate courses and pass the tests to get your license to sell RE. There are numerous 'hidden' fees once you go to work for a RE company. I would suggest you talk to a branch manager of a well known RE company. Ask lots of relevant questions. P.S. Not a real good time to get into RE, unless you are willing to ride out the sub-prime mortgage and foreclosure mess.

Q:What is a reasonable fee for Real Estate agents to charge for selling a home? I’m located in California.: The normal rate around the country is 6% of sale, but since the market is turning you should be able to negotiate. You have to remember that unless he is the broker of record for the company, they will have to split there fee's. Plus if they are not the listing selling agent then fee's will have to be split. So in most cases the person you are working with does not get thee whole fee. So in some case's your are getting alot for very little money, remember you get what you pay for.

Q:I am selling a house in probate sale. I signed a big real estate company to sell it. The agent went to a realtor who buys houses for low cash offers, and then told me he couldn't get better offers so I would sell. The two realtors are flipping properties. I just found my house on the buyers internet site and he doesn't own it. Escrow closes in 3 weeks. The escrow guy is in on it too. I apparently found a bunch of bad guys. The internet site has millions of dollars in property for sale, and probably most of it, they don't own. People who were calling his number off the sign, were getting bounced to the buyer. suggestions? numbers to federal agenies?: Well if you feel that you were not properly treated, you could write a letter to the Real Estate Commission in your state. My advise would be not to close until you get an answer from the real estate commission. She what you guidance they give you first.

Q:i want john alexander real estate richest in 14 days i am scared that it is phony can anyone tell me if that is a good program and if not what is a good real estate program? i am in a wheelchair broke as a joke with horrible credit and a girlfriend with a baby can someone please help me i just want to supplement my income it is hard *** hell living off of ssi by the way the baby is not mine but she is a beautiful girl and i want to be a man and help out no bs so please help i don't know where to start and I ONLY have a high school diploma i been a wheelchair for a 11 years now i got shot i don't want no hand out i just want to be able to hold it down on my own thanks: Hi: You have to be careful, but I can tell you that I have taken the Carleton Sheets course and it has changed My life for the better. I am not a millionaire, but I moved to doing real estate full time three years ago and I will never look back. I think that your success will very much depend on your motivation. Please note that I am not familiar with this specific course, but what most people think are scams, many times actually work. Another word of caution. Not every course is for everybody. Many times you can try the course for a week and if you do not feel it is for you, return the material. Also, in many cases, you can buy on eBay the books. Read them and see if it is for you. Another option is to get a job as an associate (or assistant) in a real estate office. See if you like the work. If you like real estate and you seem motivated then if the course is decent, it might just be for you. I wish you much success. Jonathan

Q:selling real estate National: Real Estate Licenses are issued by the state and you would need to hold a different license in each state in which you want to operate.

Q:I know brokers get paid on commissions, but how do the actual real estate companies make money?Have always been curious...: simple math. Let's guess that an agency represents buyers or sellers [horribly some do both on a single deal] on 100 deals per mo. And let's assume the average deal generates a commission of $8,000. LEt's further assume that 1/2 of that goes to the listing agency and 1/2 to the buyer's agency. thus, we take now 8k and divide by 2.......4k per deal the office overhead is 3k a mo. 4k x 100..........4,000 x 100 = 400,000. the agent will be either on a split of 50-50 or close to that or he will pay a desk fee of about 700 per mo and he will get 100% of his part of the closing commission thus, of the 400,000, the agency will keep at least 50k. PER mo. 3k rent he pockets 25k a mo not bad can guide further

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