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Product name: made in china material insulation material roofing material

Function:
Can be installed on roof, wall or floor, resist over 80% external heat from buildings, protect wall, resist thermal shock and sudden cold, etc.

Characteristics:
1.No odor and toxicity, environmentally- friendly;
2.Light, soft, dust free, fire retardant, easy to install;
3.Heat reflection, heat insulation, sound insulation, anti-radiation, anti-vibration, and shielding;
4.Moisture barrier, sun-proof, waterproof, good sealing property, heat preservation, energy saving…
5.Summer: moisture barrier, sun-proof, heat insulation, saving energy consumed by cool air conditioning ;
6.Winter: heat preservation, central heating saving, and remarkable energy-saving effect.

Usage:
1. Roof, wall, floor;
2. Shells of air conditioner and water heater;
3. Protective coatings of water pipe and ventilating pipe

Other material structure as follows,

AL/Bubble

AL/bubble bubble/AL

AL/woven cloth/bubble/AL

AL/EPE/AL or VMPET/AL/VMPET

AL/XPE/AL or VMPET/XPE/VMPET

AL/woven cloth/AL or AL/woven cloth

AL/Non-woven cloth/AL or AL/non-woven cloth/AL

The above products also can be made in Fire-retardant material.

We also offer XPE heat insulation series, EPE heat insulationseries, woven cloth and non-woven heat insulation material series.

Q: I am really considering taking an online real estate program for the state of GA. What program do you suggest? Also, what pros and cons exist with being an agent?: The pro's - regardless of what your broker tell's you, you are your own boss. You set your hours, you set your appointments, and you decide how much or little you will work. The con's - you are your own boss. What this means is that YOU (not the broker) are ultimately responsible for making the sale, and the money. Additionally, most brokers ask for a very hefty portion of your commission check. If you are not selling houses, you are NOT making money. Additionally, one of the 'dirty little secrets' of the real estate business is that you have to be in the business for about two to three years before you make any money. Most experienced home sellers WILL NOT use an in-experinced agent. So your market for the first two years or so are only first time home buyers. Do you think most first time home owners can afford to buy the types of homes that will make you a large commission check? Think again. These folks can only afford 'starter homes' that range from $60 - 100K at the most. So at 3.5 or 3 percent (cause you will have to split the 6 - 7 percent commission with the selling agent) and then giving 50 percent to your broker, how much do you have left ? Not much. I was an agent for five months and averaged 1 sale a month which everyone said was fantastic for a new agent. Guess how much money I cleared? $5,000 dollars, or less than a thousand a month for working my but off. When I figured how many hours I spent - I was working for probablly minimum wage. And after my last client (who I worked with for about three months - and I did sell the house) almost 'balked' AFTER she had already closed escrow, and only closed the sale under threat of a lawsuit from the owner, I walked in after a very, very, long day and told my wife - Sorry, I'm done - and I went back into the IT field where I made more than $5000 in one month. They will not teach ANY of this to you in a real estate school.

Q: I just recently passed the real estate test and I have no idea what to do! Please anyone can you give me some advise on what to do next - I need a good company thats willing to train me?: When I started 7 years ago, I got thrown in with the fishes as they call it. There is no way to learn this business without being in the business and putting your all into it. I would look for a company you feel has a good reputation and ask around. Then start with that company and see how it goes. You can always leave at anytime. Good luck!

Q: How did the Housing Crisis trigger the Commercial Real Estate Crisis?: Primarily 3 causes: 1. Demand for space: as the housing market crashed, jobs in the construction and real estate industries dried up, decreasing demand for office and industrial space that housed those companies and companies that support them. And as people saw the value of their houses plummet, they cut back discretionary spending, reducing demand for retail space. 2. Land prices: reduced demand for land for housing had an indirect impact on the value of land held for commercial development, as did lack of demand for new commercial properties (see #1) causing the value of land held by developers to plummet and erode their net worth. In desperation, developers sold land for whatever they could get for it to raise cash to pay down debt, causing further reductions in prices in the meantime. 3. Availability of credit; last but not least, as banks and other lenders started seeing the economy contract and losses from housing loans starting to pile up on their books, they (and the regulators) took a conservative stance on all real estate lending. It then began a spiral where lack of credit caused lower values, which caused loans to be called or not extended, which caused values to drop, which caused more loan defaults.

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.: Before buying any investment property you need to have an experience residential or commercial home inspector. Income properties are notorious for being Money Pits and you need to know your costs of repairs and maintenance prior to buying property. A savy inspector will be able to warn you about lack of building permits, illegal apartments, dangerous wiring, asbestos, galvanized plumbing, vermiculite insulation and mould.

Q: I have an A.S in Real Estate, Bachelors in Architecture, and plan on getting my masters in real estate development. Will being an architect, a real estate broker, and a building contractor at the same time give me an advantage to be a successful real estate developer??? What do you think?: Beyond all the data knowledge that you need to be a real estate developer- is money. You need to be very good at raising money- and planning how to work around issues that come up. For instance the time from the very start of a project (planning it and finding the property) to the end (selling the buildings) can zoom from 5 to 10 years very easily. We don't know what the economy will be like in one year- much less ten years. We also don't know much about the building and zoning requirements will be in the future years. You will need to be constantly going back to your investors and telling them why you need more money- and why it will be a while before you can return anything to them. The Excavation of the site for the Empire State Building began on January 22, 1930 (I don't know when they got the permits or started raising money). They had no idea how long the great depression would last. It is said that it did not make a profit for the investors until 1950. So how good are you at talking people into investing huge sums of money?

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: How do I become a real estate agent?What do real estate agencies look for when hiring an agent?What are good real estate agencies in LA or NY?Are there different real estate regulations in LA and NY?: There is an enormous glut of Real estate Agents. There are ten times more agents than there is business. Real Estate sales is all Commission based. There are no salaries. Real Estate Agencies generally want you to prove that you can sell at least one house per month. To do that you will need to spend at least $2,000 per month advertising yourself to the public if you expect to have any Business at all. You need to spend some money on a relatively new car so that you can show property. You need to have a good car to impress clients. If you spend $2,000 per month advertising yourself it will still take you at least a year before you start selling at least one house per month. The Real Estate regulations for Los Angeles and New York are very different but they are both commission based and those markets are glutted with a huge excess of real estate agents. You will need to spend a lot of money advertising yourself if you expect to be competitive. You should have at least $50,000 saved up as a bare minimum to pay your advertising expenses and your living expenses while you are waiting to build up enough of a following that you will even have people who want to do business with you and give you any sort of income.. That is a quick summary of what it takes to be a Real Estate Agent. There is much more. But I have given you enough information to get you started.

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: 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 personally believe real estate is a great investment, but i have to write a paragraph to the contrary and cant find any information. Any help is much appreciated!: well since they do not make it anymore, it os vegy good over a 5-10 yr span, like Canadian banks it cannot lose over time

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