HEAVY STEEL STRUCTURE BUILDING AND PROJECT --YD 005

HEAVY STEEL STRUCTURE BUILDING AND PROJECT --YD 005 System 1

HEAVY STEEL STRUCTURE BUILDING AND PROJECT --YD 005

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 m²

Supply Capability:: 50000 m²/month

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1. DESIGN DRAWINGS

The design drawing is the first step we should consider. If you have your own design, we will recheck it and start production based on it.

If you don’t have design plan, we can achieve it for you. CNBM is one group, we can provide you not only production and material, but design and drawings. The designing charges will be confirmed according to your project details.

2. What we need to do the design?

（1）. Project Information, usage, construction area, height, how many storeys

（2）. Weather report and geological for the location district

3. Production process:

（1）. Confirm design plan.

（2）. Building the mould to confirm the design is correct.

（3）. Mass production, packing and transportation.

（4）. Installation

（5）. After sale service.

4. Packing choice:

（1）. We can choose the steel structure to pack the products, its cost is a little higher, but the result is perfect, easy to transfer and load. This packing is designed for accurate production

（2）.Bulk packing. This packing is designed for heavy steel structure, such as beam, pillar, its advantage is cost less and easy to operate.

5. Shipment choice

（1）. Container transportation. We can load the steel structure in the container directly. This choice is available for small project, the total weight of steel is less than 3000 tons.

（2）. Bulk cargo ship. If the total weight of steel structure is more than 3000 tons, we can choose bulk cargo shipment. This choice is cost less and save time.

6. Installation choice:

(1). We send our engineer to guide the overseas installation . This is available for the small project. We will send 3 to 4 engineer to guide the local workers to achieve the installation. Its advantage is saving installation charges for customer.

(2). We send our engineers and construction workers together to operate installation. This is better choice for big project. Cost is a little higher, especially for the air tickets, accommodation. However, it will save the time for customers.

Q:i am a full time employee and i have 2 kids. i work at a real estate office as a receptionist so i dont have any time to go to the classes so i am taking it at home but i am confused and would like to ask questions and see if i can fast track. Thanks: I take it that you are currently taking classes at home by your remarks. If you are taking the courses through a real estate licensing company, then you would have to ask them this question. Some states require a minimum number of classroom hours. If this is the case then you might not be able to fast track because of the classroom requirement. You would want to contact the company that is preparing you for your state real estate test to find out if they have a fast track program or is even authorized to place a student on a fast track. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. FIGHT ON

Q:I'm planning to become a real estate agent after high school, and I'm considering moving to San Diego. I know home prices are very expensive there, and that's bad for buyers, but what does it mean for agents? Does it slow the market down? Any insight you have from this perspective would be great! Thanks!: It all depends on the economy. I purchased my run of the mill 4 bedroom 2 bath home in San Diego for $450,000 six years ago and felt lucky to get it. Today I would be lucky to get $300,000 for the same house. The story is the same all over the U.S., with many people losing homes to foreclosure. I am not a real estate agent, but a neighbor is. Things have definitely slowed down as credit gets tighter (it is tough to get a loan these days) and commissions are not as high since prices are down. Real estate is very cyclical- when it's good, it's good. When it's not, it's not. These days things are not so good, but the market will come back eventually. Real estate agents are currently competing for a very limited number of qualified buyers. You might have to wait a while between sales, which may be tough to do in a high cost area like San Diego.

Q:im now interested in real estate.how does it work?how can i make money on it?can you explain it in layman's term as much as possible, coz im not yet very familiar in some real estate terms. lolthanx...: I recently got licensed. I am a part time Realtor with a decent paying day job. I have been licensed for about a month or two and have just got my first listing. I also have two appts tomorrow, with somebody I have met with before and wants to meet again with my broker and myself. The other is somebody whom I have had a few telephone and wants to meet with me. Being part time can be a draw back, I work for a good office and am pre-pared to pay other agents as referrals for any help needed to provide my clients with the service they deserve. I have no expectation of making much money for the next year or two. I am aggressive and have sales experience. My plan is just to market/advertise myself heavily for the next 2 years. I live in a small but quickly growing small community were word of mouth travels quickly but trust is hard to earn. I also have a couple rental properties and about 20 acres I can build on. I share the same philosophy as yyyyy above has. At this point I could probably make about 20%-30% on building. New homes still can move quickly out here but I am not prepared to take on that risk at this point. Again my area is rural and it doesn't take much to flood the market. Basically you have to be an enterpurneur, not need a pay cheek for a while, good credit, persistance, talent and guts.

Q:My girlfriend is set on being a real estate agent after high school. She has always said that she doesn't want to go to college because she doesn't want to go into debt when she doesn't need to. She thinks that you don't need a degree to be competitive as a real estate agent. Is this in correct? And if she would be better off with a degree, what should she major in? I thought Real Estate would be the obvious one, but it doesn't seem like it's a degree widely offered in schools that aren't giving it online. Would something like a degree in advertising be better?: You ask if she would need a degree to be competitive...I would say no (and I'm a college professor that understands the value of a degree). The top broker in my city decided he wanted to be in real estate in high school...he enrolled in all the courses online and then moved to a larger city for one year to work under a top broker and learn the business. Then, he returned here and started his own agency. In less than two years, he owned the top agency in the city and was a millionaire several times over before the age of 21! A degree can be an asset, but in my opinion, real estate is a game of experience, contacts, and a sales personality (natural salesmanship)...the first two you can learn on the job...and the last is something you either have or you don't. ...and no, a degree in advertising would be a waste of time unless she wants to work in advertising. A degree in marketing would be better (more versatile)...but if she already knows that she wants to work in real estate, then she needs to get a job in the field as soon as possible so she can start learning what it takes. She can always go to college in a few years...perhaps when she's making enough in real estate to avoid going in to debt!

Q:How much do they cost.... What if I have a very broad area in which I would like to look at homes in.... What if I don't end up finding a home for a while.... How do I find the right agent..... Any information on real estate agents would be appreciated, but emphasis on the specific questions above.: realtors know the surrounding counties pretty well. you dont usually pay them unless they help you get a home. as for the right agent, the right ones will let you pick the house you want, not the house they want to sell you.

Q:how does someone get a real estate license? how is the process? and how hard/easy is it? also, what do i do after i get it? where do i get a job, how much it pays and...will i get a job? thnx!: Check with your state's real estate commission to see the requirements to become licensed, because it varies by state. Classes are usually available through community colleges and by privately owned real estate schools. The latter usually costs a little more, but the classes are usually shorter (i.e. four 2 day weekends, 8 hours a day at vs. a semester at a CC). Most people that I've talked to preferred the private schools because learning the information in a compressed time worked better for them. You're more likely to have forgotten material you learned in January for a test you take in June. Plus, if you have a family taking the class in a compressed schedule may prove to be less disruptive. I attended a private school every weekend for about a month for those reasons. Finally you'll usually have to pass a criminal background check, credit check, then state test in order to become licensed. Like a previous poster, I got my license earlier this year. I plan to continue working my full-time job for a while. Keep in mind that you'd be working as an independent contractor. So you'd be responsible for your own health insurance, retirement, etc. And like others have said, don't expect to make any money for a while. Depending on the agency you decide to work with you'll likely have to pay desk and/or regional fees every month. At a minimum you'll have to pay monthly access for the MLS, annual dues to the National Association of Realtors, and various fees to the state in order to practice and maintain your license. Additionally you'll have to take continuing education classes every year. Good luck!

Q:I am partnering with someone doing Real Estate Wholesaling. I find the buyers and he get the houses e need under contract. Now usually I do this by myself but how do I give a buyer to my partner. Do I just say it is a referral or do I say he is my partner and we are working together on this?: As a real estate wholesaling investor you are essentially the middleman. You are the guy that finds the houses for sale and connects the buyers with them. Once you start learning more about starting a wholesaling business you’ll find that there are plenty of buyers for wholesale as long as you look in the right places. Plus, there are plenty of motivated sellers and it will be easy to get them to come to you with the right marketing.

Q:Hey guys, I have a few questions about the real estate business. I am going to school to become a real estate agent and will be obtaining my license soon in the state of Maryland. My questions are: What is your annual salary as a real estate agent?How many houses do agents typically sell each year?How long did it take you do sell your first house after receiving your license.And what should i expect while in the field?I know most of my questions depends on the state which you are located in and the work that you put in, but id still like to know others experiences. -Thank guys: Salary? LOL Selling real estate is a 100% commissioned job, there is no salary. Its also self employment which has expenses. There is no typical in real estate since many sell very few to none, while others do very well. Half the people who enter the business in a given year, quit the business within that same year. Personally once I was licensed fresh out of real estate school I felt ready to take on the world and didn't realize I knew practically nothing about how to succeed in the business ready to commit full time. I also worked as an apprentice auctioneer (real estate auctioneer) when I first began so I was able to get a small share of commissions from the auctioneer I worked for, but didn't sell my first property until I was 5 months in and didn't get paid on it for another 6 weeks. I think I sold 5 houses my first year, when I was certain I would be able to at least sell one a month. The second year was much better because by that time I understood what it takes to develop business.

Q:I'm fixing to do online classes for real estate I'm really excited about it right now but would like to know from someone who has done it or still is doing it if it is worth it? Thank you: Any career choice is a good one if you really care about it and you love it. If you work hard, put in hours, and have a blast, you'll make a ton of money. Go for it!

Q:Hello,I am a college student majoring in accounting and I have found that I have a lot of free time. I was wondering if getting a real estate license would be worth the time. I am not exactly sure what I could use it for, but I was just thinking that even if I don't necessarily go into the field, that some of the information could be just useful in general. I was also looking to try and make some money through this venture, but as a full time student, I wouldn't be able to devote too much time to it.Thanks!: Each state makes their possess legislation for licensing any reputable, adding truly property sellers. Most require a experiment, and few if any waive the experiment for out of state licenseholders. I'm now not certain if any require a path in any respect, even for first timers. I can let you know that the publications are designed to let you know the matters you have got to recognize to go that are issues of legislation, now not always usual experience, so one can generally tend to differ from state to state. For instance: Does the state require you to pay a purchaser curiosity at the deposit/earnest cash? Is it permissible to symbolize each the Buyer and the Seller? If so, what ought to you do to end up proficient consent of each? What is the minimal period of time you ought to placed into the agreement for the purchaser to receive a certified dwelling inspector? Must you set any in any respect? Are hubbard clauses authorized? Is the agreement legally binding with out earnest cash? Take the path.

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