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Heavy & Light Steel Structure project

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Light steel structure

Light steel structure is an environmentally friendly economic plant which is convenient for both assembly and disassembly. Its main load-bearing component is steel, including steel columns, steel beams, steel truss and steel roof. The light steel as the frame and the sandwich board for building materials are installed in standard module series, and components are connected by bolts. light steel structure is suitable for all kinds of modern industrial workshop, logistics warehouse and industrial buildings.

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Comfortable: Steel structure plant adopts high efficiency energy-saving system with respiratory function, which can adjust indoor air humidity; roof has with ventilation function, which can help form air flow upside the room, therefore satisfying ventilation and cooling demand inside of the roof.

Time saving: the whole installation belongs to dry construction mainly including connection with bolts, therefore there is no environmental effects of season.

Environmental protection: 100% of materials can be recycled, which truly realizes pollution-free.

Energy saving: steel structure of light steel plant uses efficient energy-saving wall, with good thermal insulation, heat insulation and sound insulation, which can save 50% energy.

Q:i was thinking of taking a class in real estate transaction and work for a mortgage broker or maybe even as an appraisal, im not sure though i don't know which one would be more money and beneficial!
Did you see the avereage salary of real estate agents its upper 20's to mid 30's. I know there are real estate agents who make a lot of money but that is very rare. I wouldnt suggest going into real estate but go into health care. Almost anything health care related is good money plus very stable. Remember when people have no money they stop spending it on superficial things such as houses and clothes etc... but health people will spend anything on.
Q:I've had a recent growing interest in real estate. Where do I start? I've heard that you can make considerable profit from flipping houses and such. Any suggestions? I really don't have much exposure or experience w/ this stuff at all. I was thinking about taking a real estate class at a community college in my area...
Ditto. I agree with Glenn. Flipping is very hands on best learned from someone actively doing it in today's market SUCCESSFULLY. Let them mentor you through the process as there are many facets to working the full scope of this type of business. While it is not required to have a license in real estate to flip houses, the benefit of a license is the info access you have in pricing and marketing the finished product. For that, you could affiliate yourself with a Realtor as many investors and flippers do.
Q:I'm looking to invest a few thousand in the real estate market. What is the best method to invest in the real estate market? I do not mind waiting 10-15 years if need to to wait for the housing market to recover. My question is, how can I go about investing in it now? I do not have enough to actually buy any property, just a few thousand.
Real estate investment groups are sort of like small mutual funds for rental properties. If you want to own a rental property, but don't want the hassle of being a landlord, a real estate investment group may be the solution for you. A company will buy or build a set of apartment blocks or condos and then allow investors to buy them through the company (thus joining the group). A single investor can own one or multiple units (self-contained living space), but the company operating the investment group collectively manages all the units - taking care of maintenance, advertising vacant units and interviewing tenants. In exchange for this management, the company takes a percentage of the monthly rent.
Q:When tenants in common cannot agree on the future of the shared property, a court must decide. If the court decides said property should be sold, who pays the real estate agent? In the current state of this market, this property is worth not much more than what it was purchased for. In, this situation, there are 2 names on the title but only one of them is the mortgager. Are both required as homeowners to foot the bill for sale?
The cost of the real estate agent and other costs of sale should be shared by the tenants in common, most likely in proportion to their ownership interest. The fact that one of the tenants has mortgaged his/her share is not a factor. Best of success.
Q:I'm 17 and I would like to become a real estate investor. Do I go to college and learn about it? Should I start off as a real estate agent and then go on? What should I do?
You okorder to see which books are rated as most useful by the people who've read them.
Q:I'm thinking about getting into real estate, I wanna know is that a good career choice for someone who is currently living in Michigan? If so what is a good company to work for? Centruy 21 here is doing alot of hiring are they good or is it a catch? HELP!! ( You don't have to live in Michigan to answer, but I would love to here from an agent that has worked in Michigan)
Yes I work as a full time real estate agent in south east Michigan, My wife and I work together. So I can say that you can make a living but it is not a normal job it is more like a lifestyle. We are always available for questions and often when something is planed RE gets in the way. If you enjoy helping people than you may like learning this trade. We are self employed allowing us to work as much or as little as we want. The Internet has changed the old ways of doing business, I do not think it will ever do away with this occupation. We can offer help from a vast pool of experience, we know how to buy or sell homes and most people do not have the time to learn. We can fix our own cars too but most of us use a mechanic. If you have the willingness to learn and work hard, currently the make a living point in Michigan is selling over 40 houses a year. I would suggest interviewing Brokers to see what the requirements and expected expenses are before choosing than find a mentor to learn from. Good luck.
Q:Furthermore, Can I be a real estate agent and work for an insurance company at the same time, and what are the stipulations thereto??
Each state/province has their own rules regarding real estate licenses. Where I live for example, you have to take a course and pass all the tests, then take the licensing exam, then take a whole week of post licensing classes and then a brokerage signs for your license and then you start working. And of course every 2 years we have mandatory courses we have to take in order to keep our license. Again, each place is different. And real estate doesn't have to be your full time job (unless your brokerage requires you to). You can do other jobs. But most clients I deal with will NOT work with part time realtors because it means they're not as accessible or concentrated on their clients. Also, there are monthly fees involved with being a realtor, so do you think you can make enough working both jobs to cover those fees?
Q:Where can I go to learn more about Investing and Real Estate?Do you know of any good websites?Thanks in advanced!
I'm a investor and work with many others investors. Real Estate is a huge field and there are many ways to make a living. If you are strong at Sale you might want to look at being a R.E. Agent or Mortgage Broker. Maybe you what to rehab or new construction Residential or Commercial? Do what you like and enjoy and learn everything about your chosen field.
Q:Hello,I'm not looking to do Real Estate full time or represent others. The purpose of obtaining my license is to purchase and sell on my behalf but primarily to gain access to MLS. Can I do this without a broker? Any advice?Sorry if my question is skewed or incorrect, I'm in my early 20s and I'm looking to begin investing in property and I feel like there is no downside in getting my real estate license. I lack the experience and knowledge but am aware of that. I just want to make sure it's beneficial.Thanks for your guidance and patience! Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Once you have your license and have a broker you can join your local MLS and even other MLS that are outside your area but within your state. The fees vary for each MLS. And no it is not required for an agent to belong to any association like NAR and CAR. Many years ago an agent was required to be a Realtor (member of NAR) in order to use the MLS but that requirement was struck down by the courts as restraint of trade and a monopoly, however most California brokers do require their agents to be a member both the NEA, CAR, and local MLS.

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