Decorative Bar

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Supply Capability:: 50 Pieces per Month It changes with situations. pc/month

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Detailed Product Description of Decorative Bar

Color coated bamboo(home decor,pole,brown)

Cut the skin of the bamboo, and the paint color on the surface.

Features of Decorative Bar

A paint uses the object for vehicles.
It is hard to be subject to the influence of ultraviolet rays etc.

Therefore, it is hard to discolor.
Gloss can be maintained over a long period of time.

Paintwork is very hard.

A crack is not attached easily.

It is strong to friction.
A paint is an object for the outdoors.

Q:I'm thinking about going into real-estate after college. What are the steps to get there..like, what would be smart to major in in college. Do you go to school especially for real-estate?Also, is it ok not to major in business and still go to school for real-estate?What is an average salary for a real-estate agent?I'm really unsure about how to get there.-thanks!: Mellis said it all. Just a little more on a personal note, to succeed in real estate you will find yourself without a life. Especially when you first start. Take Economics and Government in college, it will help. Good luck!

Q:My bf is 24 and wants to get into real estate, should he continue to get into it?: I assume you are talking about him becoming a real estate agent. It is a good job. However, there is no health insurance, you have to pay your own taxes, there is no 401 k plans, no insurance of any type. You are an independent contractor, and as such, you choose your own hours and everything else. But that takes discipline which someone at 24 may not have. You also may want to tell him he will need to have at least 6 months of income saved up, because it takes about that long to show any income after the initial r.e. classes, which are mandatory to become an agent in any state. Good luck!

Q:Is is best to have some sort of college degree when getting into real estate (especially when going for a broker's license)??: You don't need a degree for real estate, but you might want a degree if you decide to do something else in your life later. Rather than throw your life into one basket (and the real estate market is quite dismal now), why not get an education so you have many more doors open no matter what you decide. You could probably even do real estate on the side while you are in school if you need the money now!

Q:I am looking into different options for becoming a Real Estate Developer. Unlike going to college to be a teacher or an lawyer there is no &quot;one path&quot; to become a Real Estate Developer. I took several architecture classes in high school in a program that is considered to the best in the Texas (winning several state awards too) so I have a very good foundation in architecture with a portfolio to match.I'm wondering if getting my Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) then a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Finance would be a more well-rounded education opposed to a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) then the MBA.: Take BS in Architecture. The degree includes courses in project development and management. I guess you don't have to take a masters degree in business administration to become a well-rounded real estate developer. You can take short management courses in real estate management. Actual experience - by employing yourself with an established business developer is valuable. Learn the trade while employed. Pick up evrything thats valuable and remember not to repeat the mistakes or imperfections you encounter while learning through experience - when you finally establish your own firm. Good luck!

Q:would I earn more money as a real estate (residential) sales agent or as a commercial broker?: Commercial brokers I think earn more, at least they did in the past. But neither job is doing that well in this economy. I kind of think that currently you would do better in the residential sector of the real estate field. I see a LOT of commercial buildings sitting vacant. I live in Seattle and some developer put up a 'glass tower' like two years ago. It's sitting there absolutely vacant (about 40 stories tall). On the same note, developers threw up very many condos around here in downtown Seattle. I can look out my window and see them. Guess what? They are like 95% unoccupied. So-called 'zombie condos'. People are having trouble affording real estate in this recession. (I have a nice apartment across the street from these massive condo buildings. I never see any lights or TVs at night in them when I look out my window - that's why I know that those buildings are for the most part unoccupied). So, five years ago, real estate was kind of a booming business here in the USA, but the bubble burst. It's going to be awhile before it really comes back - I'd estimate ten years, if ever.

Q:Can I become a real estate investor working only on weekends?Here's the deal. I work for the state where I live, and the state government will not tolerate employees operating businesses on state time. I want to become a real estate investor, but I know I can't make or receive real estate related phone calls during business hours (M-F 8:30-5:30) - or I'll be fired for making money on state time.Is it possible to do real estate deals on weekends? Do people close property deals on weekends?I figure I'll hire a real estate agent to take any incoming calls during the week regarding properties for sale, and the agent could call me after 5:30 - do many real estate agents work in the evenings?: Real estate investing is not an easy or certain method for making money. It's hard work, and people who merely dabble in it usually get burned. Anyone who tells you otherwise usually hasn't done it very long, or is trying to sell you something.

Q:I helped buy some real estate for 310'000.00 with the promise from a friend that I would be on the deed to then house. 2 years later I found out that he never put my name on the deed to the house because as he says &quot; no home loan agency &quot; would give us the loan because I owned a special needs trust fund. do I have any rights to the house? Or should I ask for my money back that I put forth towards the equity of the house?: Talk to a lawyer, but I think it's pretty simple with real estate. If it's not in writing it doesn't exist. There is no such thing as a verbal contract that involves the purchase of real estate. Always have an attorney, a licensed agent or a Realtor involved in a transaction if your not going to be following it that closely. That way you have somebody you can hold responsible when it all goes south.

Q:Real Estate Agent.Under:BusinessMarketingAccountingEtc???: Look to see if there is something in Financial Services, Finance, Real estate, or law. The running of a real estate office could be management. Appraisals could be under construction. You do not need a college degree to be an agent and therefore most colleges do not have a program. Community Colleges are most likely. If you just want the license, contact your community colleges continuing education (non-credit) department. If your college offers it for credit it will be somewhere in business (usually in finance because of the mortgages). A degree in sales, marketing, management, or finance makes sense for this job.

Q:Im graduating high school in may of 2009 and im going to major in real estate when i attend college. I hear that many realty agents dont make that much money there first year(s). So i want to become the greatest agent i possibly can become. What things should i do to become an successful agent ?: I think you need every time get good suggest and continue search about good real state agent.

Q:I left Japan when I was 10 so I can hardly think of a good business except for one, which is my dad's business in real estate in Tokyo. He leases and subleases commercial properties he's been doing it for more than 20 years. so Im thinking about going for it since it's been proven to produce fix income.. but I want to hear from others... what can they say about doing business in Japan (particularly in Tokyo ?) any experience ??: The test consists of related law (civil law, law of dealing with real estate and others) and related matters of real estate of Japan. I've remembered to pass the examination had not always been easy. You need to be fluent in Japanese including kanji (Chinese character), first. Second you need to learn Japanese laws and real estate. I expect you will study hard.

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1. Manufacturer Overview
Location	Shandong,China (Mainland)
Year Established	2007
Annual Output Value	Above US$100 Million
Main Markets	North America; South America; Eastern Europe; Southeast Asia; Africa; Oceania; Mid East; Eastern Asia; Western Europe; Central America; Northern Europe; Southern Europe; South Asia; Domestic Market
Company Certifications	HACCP;ISO 9001:2000

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3. Manufacturer Capability
a)Trade Capacity
Nearest Port	Tema,Lagos,Abidjan
Export Percentage	81% - 90%
No.of Employees in Trade Department	11-20 People
Language Spoken:	English, Chinese
b)Factory Information
Factory Size:	5,000-10,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines	10
Contract Manufacturing	OEM Service Offered Design Service Offered Buyer Label Offered
Product Price Range	Low and/or Average