concrete building steel reinforcing bar with cold -rolled bar

concrete building steel reinforcing bar with cold -rolled bar

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 100 g/m

Supply Capability:: 1000000 g/m/month

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Reinforcing rebar is aslo called cold -rolled bar.

We supplies a comprehensive range of standard N grade, 500 MPa deformed reinforcing bar (D500N). Length is available as your request as the reinforcing bar is often supplied processed or fabricated to suit the specific requirements of the project.

Ref No.	Std Unit	Bar size mm	Length mm	Calculated metre per tonne(approx.)
N10	pcs	10	6000	1582
N12	pcs	12	6000	1099
N16	pcs	16	6000	617
N20	pcs	20	6000	395
N24	pcs	24	6000	275
N28	pcs	28	6000	202
N32	pcs	32	6000	155
N36	pcs	36	6000	122

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Q: what do you have to do to become a real estate agent or what do you need to be successful in real estate???: Firstly if you are willing to become a real estate agent then get knowledge as much as you can. Check out latest market trends what's going on and about property rates you must know always. If you want to become successful real estate agent then first and must you should have to do contacts with experienced agents. They might help you. You should have to do some research about real estate business.

Q: I'll go ahead and say it, I'm young...I'm 15. I'll be in 10th grade when school starts back...but lately I've just been thinking about career choices and things like that, I've heard Real Estate is a nice job to have and you could get a good income...but,...I read here on Y! Answers that the market is in a bit of a slump at the moment? I don't know, that's just what I read. What type of person do you need to be to do this?... Is it a hard job? What is required of me? I know that you don't have to go to an actual college for it, you just have to get a license and you have to get a certain amount of hours in a course for that, right? I hate math, I don't enjoy algebra because to me, it seems pointless in MY life and I don't think I would ever use it. Is math required to be in a Real Estate career?? Do you have any advice? I would love to have a nice income for my family, for when and if I ever have one, in the future...: Real estate is a great career. By the time you graduate we will be out of this economic slump. Furthermore, people sell and buy houses no matter what type of shape the economy is in. if you want to be a Realtor, and sell residential real estate, you should like working and talking with people. People skills are a big necessity. North Carolina Real estate commission web site will have all the info required for your licensing. Not enough time to answer questions concerning what the job entails, but a good suggestion would be for you to visit with a Realtor in your community and ask them what their job entails. Ask for the Broker of the company, he/she will be impressed that at such a young age you have an interest in the business. You do not use algebra in the day to day business, as long as you have a grasp of simple math (add, subtract, multiply and divide) you will be OK. Real estate can provide a good income for yourself and your family. If you do get in the business, work like a dog, continuously learn as you go, treat others with respect, and conduct your self honestly, and you will have a enjoyable, fruitful career. ( I have,10 years now) Best of luck to you

Q: Real estate agents on average get paid from 30,000 to 70,000 a year. sum earn 150,000 +those &quot;average&quot; people....what did they do wrong?? and how did the other people earn 150,000+??is real estate a good job&gt;?one more question: Many people buy homes and they fix them up, rebuild them, etc. and sell them for a higher price and get HUUGE profits. HOW DOES ALL THIS WORK OUT&gt;? i have no diea howdetailed explanation would be nice..thanx: HE COPIED MY ANSWER!!!! Real Estate is like any other commission sales business. Some years it booms and some years it flops. Never believe figures that quote average when it relates to a commission job. That's what Real Estate is. If you're a good sales person, you're going to make millions in spite of a slump. Ask Donald Trump. He made millions in Manhattan where there was no more real estate to sell. He got creative and went selling upwards versus the traditional selling outward. The rest is history. If you are not creative in generating sales, go do something else. Real Estate is not for you. Flipping properties is a horse of a different color. You have to have capital to improve what you buy. It must be done quickly, inexpensively and almost have a buyer waiting in the wings. Many flippers already have a buyer lined up. They know what the buyer wants and they go find it. Fix it up to meet expectations and turn a good profit. Unless you have a purse with real deep pockets and can sit on a piece of property for months, then flipping real estate can send you to the poor house very quickly.

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