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Product name: made in china waterproofing 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.

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Q: I was considering entering the real estate business with sucessful local company, and do some side busienss on my own. Is there now too many people in the market to get into it? Please voice opions or experience, im not really sure on what i should do!.: My opinion is based on my personal experiences of losing deal after deal to unqualified agents. My bad experiences have caused me to stereo-type real estate agents to the point I steer clear of them whenever possible. The Real Estate market is over saturated with a lot of non-college educated agents that do not possess professional business skills or know how. I have fired agent after agent, and went through 15 agents before I found one with a little sense that could negotiate a good deal. I was shocked and came to realize this is the last business I would ever consider, as the agents I have had exposure to are unloyal, unscrupulous and will stab another agent in the back at a blink of the eye. It's ruthless and cut throat. If you have a passion for working with these types of people, go for it. But I highly recommend finding a business that is not made up of desperate house wives and high school drop outs that had no other options but realty. Sorry...I know there are probably a few great agents out there, however, I personally haven't had the pleasure of meeting that perfect agent.

Q: im interested in becoming a real estate agent but im not sure how to get start. i know i need 60 hours of approved real estate education but im not sure where to get it..any ideas?: Liz, It is an always interesting business, even after 40 years. Start with your state department of real estate web site. That will detail what you need to do and provide you with the appropriate forms. The site usually lists approved education vendors as well, to help you decide where to do your 60 hours. Another option may be your local junior college or adult education program system. You may also wish to contact a few local real estate offices for more information. Some of these offer training, or can refer you to recommended education vendors. You will also learn a lot about what is required of an agent and may begin to form an idea of which company you will want to work with once you have your license. If you have time available, you may be able to apprentice with a successful agent to get a closer look at what the career involves before you make the time and money investment for the license. If you don't yet have relevant work experience in the field, this is an excellent way to get it - even if you work for free in the beginning. Making yourself invaluable to an employer is an excellent way to get to where you want to be. Warmest regards,

Q: I am a buyer, I live in California, my real estate agent ask me to sign a &quot;Buyer Representation Agreement&quot; (Form BRE from California Association of Realtors) with her. I am afraid I will be ripped off by the contract, so I would like to know:1. For buying a house, is it normal to sign a contract w/ your agent?2. My agent ask for a 6 month contract, is it too long?3. If I sign the contract then later I am not satisfied with her service, can I terminate the contract before it's expired without penalty?4. She said by the contract, I can't buy any property from any other agent which she's showed first. Does that mean I can still ask other agents to show me houses those she didn't (or unable to) show me?Thank you very much for your help and answers.: Six months is a bit long in the tooth for tying up your house after at least three months I would ask to get out of this contract I would explain that you are not satisfied with their company as your house is not selling~so keep the pressure on them until they let you off of this contract. you are not the first nor last person to be disstisfied with agents who love to list homes but don't follow through with proper marketing you house. Good Luck~~just be as firm as they are and they will finally get the message. This agent sounds very *pushy* when she lies down the law about who you can and cannot buy from. Myself I would call her bluff and tell her you have no intentions of her getting the commission if you buy as you have either going to buy from a home owner who is directly selling the home to you (private sale) or you just don't care for her business ethics and high handed manner Threaten to go to the Better Business Bureau if she continue to give you a lot of trouble. Talk to some real estate agens who are competetors of this agen. I am sure they will give you some good advice TOO Don't Sign again until you are satisfied Sin in haste and repent at leisure. Good luck~~we all suffer from Buyers Remorse~~sooner or later.

Q: Is becoming a Real Estate Agent difficult?: To become a successful Real Estate agent, you need not just focus on completing your studies cleaning tests. If you don’t plan well beforehand, you will fail miserably in the game of real estate. When beginning with the domain of real estate, you need to have a backup plan. Do a part-time job or save some amount of money as you might have to work without any commission for some time. You should be able to pay your bills, even if it requires you to work part-time as an agent. It might not have been your plan to work part-time, but you still should do so if you want to be successful Real Estate agent in the future. You might not have to go through all this, if your relative or family member is willing to buy property then you can survive for a long time without having to worry about income. You need to have a mentor who you can trust and follow for making your business a success. You can offer to assist a renowned broker so that you can learn about nuances concerned with Real Estate. In the process, you will learn about title insurance, deeds, and everything else related to the domain. You will be more confident in the future when handling transactions single-handedly once, you will have experience working under a broker. You will feel capable about knowing all nitty-gritty of real estate.

Q: What's a real estate and realtors and all that stuff?Thanks!: there's personal property. . .clothing, jewelry, furniture then there's real property. . . .land and buildings, which is also called real estate realtors are real estate agents who belong to a certain organization and meet some qualifications; they sell real estate

Q: I'm looking to get in the field of real estate appraisal school,but can't afford the fees .I have 4 children and trying to better their lives.can anyone tell me what would be a good school or a service that would help me.: Um...well, considering the market in real estate lately, I would not recommend it at all. If you want something stable, do not go into real estate. However, the courses are inexpensive. I know of one community college in Ohio that does provide financial aid. The courses are short, too. You can get the courses done in a matter of months. If you live in Ohio, contact me and I will tell you the info. However, the chances of you living in Ohio close to the community college where I live is slim to none. I would suggest looking into community colleges near you. Again, if you are looking to improve the lives of your children. Do not go into real estate. There are other alternatives, but they may take longer than a few months. The pain, I believe, is worth the gain. Feel free to e-mail me with any questions.

Q: I m 19 years old and I have read too much information about real estate (for 8months now) and I am so eager to start. I only have 1k saved for now and I work at a bank. Should I wait for more savings to get started or should I start Now!? If I were to start now, where would I start. I want to buy and hold. I just want to get my feet wet and start but money is the only thing holding me back.: You are deluded. You are far too young to get a mortgage and you are not earning enough. 1K is not enough to put down as a deposit. Most lenders want 10% of the asking price. Do some research.

Q: I will receive my Bachelors of architecture in June of 2013. My ultimate goal is to become a real estate developer and start my own company. I love to design so I would want to design my own projects, or be the architect for my developments. What Should I do???1) Work at an architecture firm, get some experience on how to design, and then go work to a Real Estate Development company to learn about the field?or2) go work for a real estate development firm right out of college?: If you have enough money to start your company or your work without borrowing the money from anyone then go ahead Second option is that go get some experience learn about the company environment and little learn to work for others

Q: are there any real estate books you would recommend that are particularly educational. I've read a couple decent ones already but want to soak in as much info as possible before diving in.: Can you be more specific? What area of real estate are you looking to learn about? Investing? Are you a new real estate agent? Lending? **Edit** You probably want to attend some REIA groups in your area (real estate investors association). Message me and I can help you research how to find them. If you're looking long term, and you don't own your own home yet, you might want to consider buying a multi-unit, living in it and renting out the other side. Most First Time Home Buyer programs will let you purchase a 2 unit property. Right now IS a good time to BUY, NOT a good time to sell. People are giving away houses right now! Your local REIA groups will usually have a library you can rent out from. Research Lou Brown, he's a national speaker. I've been to 3 of his seminars, and he doesn't try to b.s. you telling you it's easy. It's not easy. You'll never learn all the angles, that's why you should join the groups. Learn from experienced investors, mistakes they made, success stories. Whatever you do, don't take ideas from informercials. I hope this helps, message me if you want any more info.

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