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EN877 - CAST IRON PIPE AN FITTINGS- DRAINAGE

EN877 - CAST IRON PIPE AN FITTINGS- DRAINAGE

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Made from 100% recyclable materials, CMAX epoxy cast iron pipe systems are not only environmental friendly, but also satisfy many properties necessary to withstand the aggressive conditions both internal and external of the pipes and fittings: these properties include its excellent resistance to abrasion, corrosion, impact and fire. CMAX also has low noise transmission compared to common UPVC drainage pipe systems. CMAX is designed as long lasting building materials.

Standard:

CMAX epoxy cast iron pipe systems with nominal size between 40-300mm comply with BS EN 877.BS EN 877 guarantees the quality of the materials, dimensions and tolerances, mechanical properties(like water pressure, tensile strength and brinell hardness) appearance, and the standard coating for the epoxy cast iron pipes, fittings and couplings.

Strength:

Iron is well known for its strength and abrasion resistance. The shape and impact strength of CMAX products are unchanged under exposure of sunlight and weathering, while UPVC and PVC pipes would soften, deform and become brittle under intense temperature change.

Quiet:

CMAX’s sturdy and dense properties reduce pipe vibration a silent drainage system.Studies had proven iron is the quietest material out of all other common drainage system.

Non-Toxic and Non-Combustile:

No toxic gas will be emitted from CMAX in the event of fire. Iron is also non-combustile,so epoxy cast iron pipes and fittings are recoverable after fire.

Anti-Corrosive:

All CMAX epoxy cast iron pipes and fittings are internally and externally finished with corrosive resistant epoxy coating to prevent fouling and corrosion. The epoxy on CMAX epoxy cast iron pipes and fittings provides an excellent exterior under humid and tropical conditions.

Coupling:

Lightweight couplings are specially engineered to guarantee a strong, quick and easy connection between CMAX pipes and fittings. Made from stainless steel with rubber gaskets, the coupling match pipe and fittings non-corrosive properties.

Q: well i m aware of in order to be a real estate broker you need to have a licence, i just wondering who is in this field can give me some informations on when you are a broker how it works, after you gotta a licence , will you hired by a brokerage, do you need to pay to stay in a brokerage, how much the course cost , and how long. i don't really know what to do with my life. i 'm interested in real estate, i'm living in toronto. thx
There is a big difference in being a real estate broker and being a real estate agent. You will need to start as an agent working for another broker. The steps in Canada are probably different than for the US, but here, you take an 80-hour course, take the state licensure test, pay your $1000 fee for the course/test/license, and in some areas, you have to find a broker to sponsor you before they will let you take the test. In other words, you have to find a broker that says he will hire you if you pass the test. That keeps every person on the street from just going out and getting a license. Different brokerages have different rules for payment and commission. Some pay you a flat rate per montha and then deduct your commission off of that. Any extra commission you make is yours to keep. With that method, you are guaranteed a minimum monthly salary. You will most likely have to sell for years and prove yourself before someone will pay this way. Some pay commission only, and that's pretty much what you can expect when starting out. What % commission they pay to you will vary from brokerage to brokerage, too. Here, real estate companies charge 6% to a seller to sell a house. 3% goes to the seller's brokerage and 3% goes to the buyer's brokerage. In most cases, the agent gets 1% and the house gets 2%. However, if you are both the buyer's and seller's agent, you may be able to negotiate more than 1%.
Q: How do obtain a real estate liscense the state of Texas
I am from North Carolina and we have a real estate commission. You can contact your states commission and check to see what details you will need. Here in NC we have to take a class and pass that class. Once we have passed that, we send our application to the commission. Once they approve us we take a state test and once we have passed we come out as a provisional broker, then we can activate with a firm under a broker in charge, then we must take 30 more hours of class time for 3 years to become a full broker. We can take the whole 90 at one time. We have to be in real estate for 2 years before we can become a Broker In Charge.
Q: I am a 20 year old university student and I would like to know how to start as a real estate investor? Where do I start? I mean from the very very beginning. What should I know? Where do I get the money to buy my first investment property? If youre a real estate investor, how did you start? What is the process of investing a property to getting money out of it? Im new to this so it would be like explaining real estate investing to a martian. Please tell me because I really would like to do this in the future. I want to be successful please.
If you plan to invest in rental property, I suggest that you start by getting a job as a resident manager of an apartment building or as a property manager. That will give you a taste of the property-management aspects of owning rental property. There are also the deal-doing aspects of real estate. For that, you might get a job as a real estate agent. I did that for two years to learn about the business when I was 26. But since real estate agents are only paid on commission, you may want to take a salaried job in the business instead---for example: real-estate-brokerage secretary, salaried assistant of a top-producing agent, real-estate attorney, title-company employee, or mortgage-company employee.
Q: should I take real estate classes to learn about real estate before I start flipping houses? I would like to buy, sale or rent houses
adequate, that is my PERSONAL opinion. right here is going: i could propose going for the bachelors. the revenue you have got now isn't terrible, however you might do SO MUCH BETTER with a 4 yr measure. and i am not announcing you must preserve schooling with masters or reputable reports- simply the bachelors measure. and you are going to be capable to avoid wasting up a lot more with the money you're making accordingly of your longer schooling. you are going to be capable to find the money for a good greater condo than you're on account that buying now. believe me- getting the bachelors is an high-quality notion.
Q: Stocks or Real Estate? Why?
Hi, Light Blue! I'm glad you have the sense to ask this question. It never fails to surprise me how many people are attracted to stock investments when Real Estate is clearly a better investment in most cases. Real Estate (if properly managed) is a relatively low risk, high yield type of long term investment. Stock Investments can pay off in the long term but generally not to the degree that Real Estate can. The main question is whether or not you have enough to invest and can afford (or figure out a way to finance) the long term holding costs. The future value in Real Estate is based in Equity. Stock value is consumer based (who's buying what and when). Every circumstance is different and sometimes the intuitive understanding that Real Estate generally goes 'up and up' and Stocks generally fluctuate doesn't always apply. I don't know your particular circumstance but I would suggest you seek out an independent financial adviser before making any decisions as to which way to invest. A combination of investment types may be a good way to go also. The financial adviser should be fee based and not have a vested interest in the outcome. Do not discuss stock investments with a stock broker (they want their commission). Do not discuss Real Estate investments with a Realtor (they want their commission). Take your time, do your research, don't let anyone pressure you into making swift decisions. Time is your friend and patience is a virtue. Hope this helps. John H
Q: I'm going to college next year and will be studying real estate. I wish to open up my own brokerage which brokers high-end homes and property. I've grown up wealthy and lived in high-end homes, therefore giving me experience about those kind of properties. My aunt who is a top executive at Prudential said she will gladly help run my brokerage and I value that very muchShe recommends that I also do investment properties like house flipping and such. Having an investment department is something I would consider. Capital isn't a huge problem and I definitely have the BEST mentor-ship available. WHAT DO YOU THINK I SHOULD DO OR KNOW ABOUT GETTING INTO THE LUXURY REAL ESTATE MARKET?
You're wealthy, you have a top Real Estate Executive for a relative, and you have lived in big houses with swimming pools, and you think we can help you???
Q: I have always had a huge passion for real estate DEVELOPMENT and want to get into that. Maybe something that has to do with the business aspect or planning side. Anyone have any ideas?
You are proper you don't ought to pass to tuition to develop to be a realtor it's all approximately realizing the concepts and legislation of buying and promoting a condo and getting connections to your buyer and/or vendor. If you haven't watched the know-how now not too lengthy in the past, you would probably appreciate that the condominium marketplace has been preety dangerous because the recession. It will also be gotten somewhat larger nonetheless now not many are influenced to shop for residences.
Q: I attended and completed real estate courses about four years ago. However, never took the exam because I got promotion at my job and decided to just stay there full time. Now I am tired of my current job and want to pursue a career in real estate again.Do I have to take the course again, or can I just study on my own and then take the test? Also, how many people make successful careers in real estate in the long run?
No, but it would be a good idea to see if the school which you earlier attended has some sample tests or updated information. Worst case, take it as you are now equipped. If you fail, take it again.
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?
Technically, it can be done in an IRA but it is normally a bad idea. This would be called a Self-directed IRA and they are a lot of work and they are quite expensive. Problem 1) You lose the capital gains treatment inside of a retirement account. Problem 2) You lose the tax advantages of depreciation inside of a retirement account. Problem 3) You must hire a manager to do everything. If you have property inside an IRA, you can't do any work on the property yourself. The only thing that you can pretty much do is drive by and look at the property. To my knowledge, this applies to ALL retirement accounts. So, if you want to hold real estate, do it outside of a retirement account. Most people who try and do it inside a retirement account end up regretting that decision. EDIT: A defined contribution account is a 401k so real estate is out for that as well. The best way to do it is invest in real estate outside of a retirement account.
Q: ive taken basic real estate classes in college. now im looking to further my education in the real estate through more/other college classes. i would love to eventually own my own business successfully flipping houses. what classes could i take to help myself gain more knowledge in this field? i was thinking about a business degree, but thought that i might ask some experts before i make a decision. thanks and have a good day!
depending on where you live, some colleges do not offer real estate courses. in most cases, you have to be state certified to work as a real estate salesperson. search real estate businesses and courses in your local area, then also look for your local government on the web. they should have an area of where and which schools are state certified to teach real estate. Sometimes they offer their courses online, for a fraction of the cost, as to actually attending a class room setting. Its really not that expensive. Actually, its a lot cheaper then attending a 'college'. Hope this helps!! Good luck.

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