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Self-Cleaning Elastic Exterior Paint
Super resistance to damages by weather, ultraviolet and acid rain
Superior elasticity
Features:
Durable and economical acrylic emulsion based wall coating covering the microcracks. It performs embossed texture effects beautifying the walls, it’s dirt resistance, waterproof ability and UV-resistance enable it’s strong sunshine area application.
Application:
Applied to residence, hotel, school, office building, landmark of new-built and maintenance engineering of exterior finish. And also widely used in decorate and protect surface of the concrete, cement, brick structure
- Q: I'm purchasing my own home and in about 4 or 5 years I hope to be able to purchase one or two more - and grow from there. What do I need to know to begin a real estate career? Is it better to rent houses out OR try to sell them for a profit? What are some of the best resources (especially online) for real estate beginners?
- the best way to check out real estate is to watch the real estate section of the news papers. Watch the prices of the sales of homes in the areas you are interested in. You can buy real estate cheap by going to auctions and forclosures. These require money up front, but they are the best buy. I bought a parcel of land for $1,660. at auction and it was assessed at $21,000. I then paid to have the title cleared and the total cost to me wae $4,660. I had instant equity of $16,000. That I could borrow against. The property sold a few years later for $110,000. % years to be exact. go to your local tax office or the tax office of the town or where you want to buy property and ask about tax auctions. Read up on liens and how to clear them. Some can not be cleared unless satisfied. some can be 'quieted' speak to an real estate attorney about it. good luck..
- Q: I'm 17, wanna be a broker, so I can be rich young, what should I know about real estate in Hawaii, thats where I'm from
- A good place to go for this specific information is brentconley.point2homes
- Q: I'm really interested in getting a real estate license, and I'm interested in knowing all the options I have with it. Thanks in advance!
- Jennifer, If you're interested in getting your real estate license, congratulations! Next comes the hard part. Starting and succeeding in real estate is difficult. You will have a LOT of expenses. You have to pay E&O insurance, mls fees, advertising costs, cost of maintaining a car, gas, sometimes there are franchise fees or desk fees, you'll have phone costs, website costs, etc. All of this can be by-passed if you start out as an assistant. You can start as an unlicensed assistant and see if it's a business you really want to get into. Sometimes, if you're working with a top-producing realtor or the broker of the firm, they will PAY for you to get your license and that's something I would ask about when I interview. You can find jobs as an assistant by looking on craigslist, calling the real estate magazines and seeing if they've heard of anyone looking for an assistant, or calling the real estate companys directly. If you're a licensed assistant - top producers expect you to have experience if you're going to be representing their team, because you can get them in a lot of trouble if you don't know what you're doing. My advise is start as an unlicensed assistant with a broker who will pay for you to go to school. Then work as a licensed assistant making a cut from the top-producer (and they pay for all the advertising and training you will need). Then, about year 3, you can break out on your own.
- Q: I am thinking of going to school and getting my bachelors for Real Estate, but I am not sure if they make enough? Anyone know?
- Well, you get payed on commission so it depends on how many houses you sell. And since we're in a housing slump there aren't many houses being sold. Have you picked up a newspaper in the past 6 months?? There is a housing crisis! NO BUYERS! WAKE UP. If there was a house for sale, it would go to a veteran at times like this, not a newbie like yourself.
- Q: I am interested in real estate, either corporate or residential. I just finished my BA degree in Economics and I think I want to try my hand at real estate. What would be the steps I need to do from here? How and where would I get my license? Any information would be helpful thank you.
- Each state has fairly special regulations. Contact your state for the particular regulations, however ordinarily, you: a million. Take a number of publications in truly property ideas, truly property finance, industry regulation, and so on. two. Submit an program to the Dept of Real Estate to request to take the licensing examination. three. Take the licensing examination. four. Pass the examination, and pay your license expenditures.
- Q: My fiance just opened up his own real estate office in P.A. He needs to get his name out there. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do this?
- There should be Real Estate Magazines, we have them in our area, they come out monthly, that would be a start. Putting an ad in the Real Estate section of the local newspaper, billboard adversting is a though too, it's a little pricey, but maybe you get a good deal. Also, becaoming a member of you local Chamber of Commerce is always a good idea, and you could have a Grand Opening with a Ribbon Cutting, serve cookies punch or hot coco
- Q: When searching foreclosures on Yahoo real estate, what are the in's and out's of the Real Estate Owned listings? Is the sale price really the sale price or is it too good to be true?
- REOs - or Real Estate Owned, are properties the bank has taken back after they foreclosed on someone for non-payment of their mortgage, after the house was auctioned off to the highest bidder. A lot of times, the highest bidder is the bank, as they will automatically have someone at the auction that will bid the amount of the bank's lien. Once you see it advertised with a real estate agent, the bank has gotten the market value determined by a broker, any owners or tenants have been evicted, and the house has usually been secured. The price advertised is the price they are looking for. Don't assume that the house is worth that much though. Usually the brokers determine the highest value, and they start with that price. A lot of times the house needs a lot of repairs or upgrades. If you find one you like for a price you think is too good to be true, put an offer in for the full amount, subject to an inspection, termite report, clear title, and financing (if you need financing). If it needs construction work, have your contractor give you a written estimate that you can hold them to, and not a ballpark figure. Also, some of the homes are not mortgageable by a conventional lender (if it's not habitable). For those you will need to either pay cash, or get a short term loan from a hard money lender or other lender that will lend on After Repair Value. Good luck!
- Q: It seems that most mentors want a lot of money upfront without any guarantee. How do you find a real estate investor mentor that will work with you for a percentage of the profit on the deals you find.
- You should get a license rather than being a bird-dog. Your self-worth will go up and you will find a mentor who wants you in reciprocity.
- Q: I would like to transiton my carrer from food service to becoming a real estate agent. I wanted to find out how hard this field is to get into and to be succesfull
- It is possible. The classes only cost $350. Then you interview at a few offices. You can be working in 30 days. It is a fun career and you are surrounded by nice people. You never get a salary. You only make money if you sell a house. Very stressful at times.
- Q: I am looking to buy a house in West Covina CA.Does any body thing the market will go back to the 1999 levels."house X" sold for 199000 in 11/1999 in 1-2007 sold for 569000now is 370000. Real Estate experts please help. where is the bottom?back to the low 200K?
- I seriously doubt that it will go below $300K to $325K. But, within the next 10 to 15 years, it should be back up to 2007 prices and beyond. That's just the way the real estate cycles work in California - and have since the end of World War II. If you plan on living in the house, or at least keeping it and renting it out, for at least 7 to 10 years, buy it now. It may go down in price a bit more. But, interest rates are extremely low right now and the place will look like a steal 10 years from now, regardless of whether it goes down more or not. Also consider that this is a buyer's market right now. Even though there's lots of inventory for sale, everyone is waiting for the bottom of the market to make their move. But, the only way to know that the market has hit bottom is after the fact, when prices start coming back up. When that happens, everybody will be clamoring to get back into the real estate market. You'll start to see bidding wars that will drive the prices up. Inventory will sell off fast - particularly the most desirable properties - and the perfect homes that may be available today will be gone or more expensive than they are now. If you find something you like now and can afford it, go for it and don't look back. And, then you can look forward to that several thousand dollar stimulus tax credit next April.
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