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we provide low price steel structure workshop,power plant,
industrial plants, logistic warehouses supermarkets,
stadium

name

steel construction

material

C purlin, H beam, sandwich panel(EPS ,PU, rock wool )

feature

1.Steadiness frame :light and flexible frame provide safe and fulfill

requires.

2.Easy to install and dismantle:several reuse ,simple tools

installation.one worker could install 20-30 square meters per day,

six workers could work out 3KX10K house in two days.

3.Beautiful decoration:beautiful materials ,brightly color,flat surface

and art decoration.

4.Flexible composition :Doors and windows could be install at any

position,separate wall could be built at any transverse axis.stairs

are outside the house.

5.Waterproof:water structure ,there is no other waterproof

processing.

6.Longevity:steel materals have been stainless processing,

its usage is over 10 years

7.Environmental:professional design ,easy install,recycle using,

no construction craps.

8.Extensive application ,it is widely used in road ,railway,and

other wild temporary house,also in govermment planning,business

and others,such as office, headquarters ,shop,dormitory,park,

school,hospital,exhibitionand gas station

Q:I mean, I have done my research on real estate (In the US, Dublin, London, Oslo, Geneva, Tokyo as well as other major cities, and Oslo really takes the cake!).Are there methods one can use to profit from a trend that is in a bubble, about to burst, and then &quot;short&quot; it? Kind of like an equivalent in the stock market? Are there such methods or similar ones?If there isn't, then what do you suggest? I'm all ears!Thank you for your time!: In a short sale you borrow and sell something that you do not own. Then you buy it back to cover your short ideally at a lower price. You cannot do this with bricks and mortar. Look for companies listed on the stock market that are sensitive to real estate and see if you can borrow those securities. Home builders are your best bet. These would need to be able to be held as ADRs unless you can persuade a local broker to open an account for you. Selling short can be a fast way to lose your money as there is no way of determining the top. If the price continues to rise you will find yourself facing margin calls. A more conservative plan is to wait for the securities to fall and then buy them at the bottom of the cycle.

Q:I'm 20 years old and a junior in college, my dad told me that most real estate investors that have become millionaires didn't go to college. How true is this, is it really that easy to get a loan and invest in real estate? I've read 4 books on real estate and attended a few seminars so far in the past 3 months as well as seen a few properties with potential for profit. The concepts seem pretty easy, the only thing I see is that its a lot of hard work. My dad has one rental property and my uncle just got one and it looks quite easy. Don' get me wrong, I know I have to roll up my sleeves and sometimes you may not make a profit for months and that's if you make a profit at all, but I want to know from someone who has experience, given the time and effort, could somebody strike it rich off real estate more easy than other fields? And is it more possible for any person who makes the effort or only few people have that special talent?I would definitely love to work for my self.: You don't strike it rich you get rich very very slowly. Getting started for most is very hard, first you buy a house to live in then try to buy another to rent out but you can't get a second loan. So you might move out of your house and rent it out. First time landlords make a lot of mistakes like trusting judgement about people instead of background checks and credit checks then when the tenant doesn't pay listening to excuses instead of starting evictions, most quit at that point. If you learn the landlord business you will be negative cash flow for years. Buy a house with say 1,000 mortgage and rent it out for 1,000 and you still have to pay for repairs and cover empty months etc. Raise the rent every year and in about 5 years you might break even so you support the rental house from your paycheck and save for a second rental. You can refinance if prices are up and refinance your home to get a down payment on a second rental. You might be 10 years into landlording before you have any profit monthly but if you were to do nothing else but buy and hold a few rentals after the mortgages are paid down or even before you will have cash flow and raise the rent every year. I know one couple who started with a run down 2 bedroom house cheap who now have 50 rental units but it has been 30 years not get rich quick and they and their children worked a lot of time cleaning and fixing things. They both work full time dealing with the rentals now.

Q:How do i become a real estate agent? Im a junior in High School so I would really prefer that areal estate agent answer. I would like to now all the steps, if any that I should take now, How old i need to be to get my liscence and all.Thank you!: To be eligible to become a licensed real estate salesperson or agent, you must: 1.Be at least 18 or 19 years old (depends on the state) 2.Have legal US residency. 3.Complete your required prelicense education (number of hours required depends on the state) 4.Pass your state real estate license examination.

Q:In California, the commission to real estate salespersons is generally 6% (3% to selling agent + 3% to buying agent). After the real estate salesperson (either selling / buying agent) gets his 3%, how much does the broker keep and how much does the salesperson himself keep? I was told that broker keeps 60% and salesperson keeps 40% - Is that true?Also, how does a salesperson go about picking which broker to associate with? What kind of training does broker provide?: Real Estate Commission California

Q:If I own property and decide to form a real estate llc.. how long do i generally have to transfer the title of ownership from myself to the llc's name? does this differ by state? where can i find this info?: You should really consult a real estate attorney. Sounds like you're just getting started in this. It's smart to spend a little money upfront and make sure you're doing things correctly right out of the gate. Much better than trying to fix things that weren't done right afterwards.

Q:I'm taking classes to have my lisence for Real Estate Agent, but I heard the market is too slow, and some internet websites are very popular, eliminating the middle guys...what you think?: The market is indeed VERY SLOW! If you are already working in another field, DON'T GIVE UP YOUR DAY JOB! If I were you, I would continue with the classes, but I would take my time getting licensed if you can. Find out how long you may wait before becoming licensed after you finish the course. This is important because once you have your license you will have MANY things to pay for and it is likely you will have little if any money coming in from your career. There is a license fee (per year), there are mandatory continuing education classes which you have to pay for; you pay for membership in the MLS (Multiple Listing Service); and you will probably have to contribute to your employer's Errors and Omissions Insurance for the Agency. That's not including membership in your regional real estate association...and there could be other fees for membership and insurance I've left out, depending on where you will be licensed. Commission rates are steadily going down and your classes should have taught you that those 'big' percentages are chopped to pieces by the broker's cut, advertising, etc. Plus, you are on your own with regard to paying taxes, both Federal and State (if your state has an income tax), social security (you pay the whole enchilada when you file your 1099 -- when you work for a salary or hourly pay and receive a 1040 tax statement, your employer pays 1/2 of some of your obligations). Please consider all of this before you sign on. I could go on and on about real estate as a career, but I think I've given you plenty here...

Q:I have always wanted to own my own business and be an entrepreneur. I plan to travel the world in the future and I know I am going to live in a big city when I'm older. I have been thinking about going to college for Communications because I want to work in the entertainment industry or something with traveling. BUT if I chose that road, I wouldn't be really owning my own business...So, I've recently been taking an intereste in REAL ESTATE and I know that they can make a really GOOD income. If I chose that route, I could own my own business, work when I want, and when I do work I would be getting paid a lot more.SOOOO my question is...Do Real Estate Agents in NYC get paid alot of money? How would one go about starting THEIR OWN real estate business?: You don't need to live in New York City to make good money in real estate. It is difficult to estimate what your income could be in real estate since it will be more dependent on your ability and economy. Keep in mind that it is very expensive to live and work in NYC. You could make much less and have a higher standard of living in another part of the country. Frankly, I have never understood the facination with New York. I have been there more times than I can remember and have never understood why anyone would want to live there. If you want to get into real estate you will need to get a real estate license. I would suggest you start your career by going to college and getting a degree in marketing, finance or banking. Some colleges may offer a concentration in real estate. There may also be concentrations in entrepreneurship. You don't need a degree to get a real estate license but will need to associate yourself with a broker to sponsor you. It will greatly benefit you to earn your degree. If you want to eventually own your own business a business degree would be of help. The down side to real estate sales is that it is often a long time between sales, especially starting out. Work smart and you could do well. Get your license and learn all you can. Save your money and learn all you can as you earn a living. Buy you own real estate and in a few years you could start your own brokerage business. If you want to do a lot of traveling then you may want to consider just working for a broker. When you own the business it isn't always easy to take time off.

Q:ok i want to get into real estate so ima get my real estate license, but my dad wants me to wait after college. I dont want to wait any longer i want to do it now, so whether he'll help me out or not ima get my license. What do i do after i get it? i want to be a Loan Officer like my dad. So wat do i need to do once i get it? Do i need to hook up wit some real estate offices? he works with century 21. How does it all work. And yes i do have education and im continuing it, but it doesnt mean i cant get into real estate at the same time. So i need help!: I agree with your dad. It is obvious from your question that you need more education. The mere fact that you have no idea what to do indicates you haven't investigated a career in real estate as an agent or loan officer. In reading your question, I'm not even sure you know the difference. Your grammar and spelling is atrocious. A large majority of the public is skeptical of working with a very young person to start with but being unable to communicate in a professional manner would make it even harder for you.

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.

Q:so yeah im from california. im only 19 im in college for a business major but i think it would be handy to have a real estate license but also to have the knowledge and experience of a real estate agent. Im just curious about the amount of class/time needed. The amount of Test/Final Exams taken to get it. I know its different in every state im sure but im more just looking for a broad estimate i guess.Thanks for the help: You need 120 classroom hours of education from a Utah approved real estate school, $147 and pass a state exam and a sales agent license is yours assuming you have not been convicted of a felony in the past 5 years and have no misdemeanor convictions involving theft or fraud. The education is all about getting you past the state exam and teaches you next to nothing about how to be successful. If you are decent in math you will find most of the 120 hours a complete bore. These are classroom hours, not semester hours, such that if you can schedule being in class all day you could knock out the whole thing in about 5 weeks. Taking a real estate class in Cali will not solve anything for Utah. After being in the business for as an agent for 2 years you can then take more required education and take another state exam to get your brokers license which would allow you to open your own real estate company.

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