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Product Description
Natural Stone Paint is a decorative wall paint with natural color, lifelike textures, and hard finish surface that look like granite and marble stone, which gives a grave, elegant, and luxurious visual enjoyment.


Where to Use
1.wall substrates of rendered mortars, concrete, gypsum plasters, wood, etc

2.external thermal insulation system
3.internal and external wall

4.old wall surface


Properties
1.Excellent uvioresistant
2.Superior weatherability
3.High dirt - pickup resistance
4.Corrosion resistant
5.Crack and scrub resistant

Q: I'm a senior studying sociology and I will take a year off to apply for law school. Job descriptions always require at least 3-5 years experience in real estate transaction. How where should I start to fulfil the requirement of Real Estate Lawyer job description?
Do you desire to grow to be an somewhat property legal professional or an somewhat property broking? whether it particularly is a legal professional you desire to grow to be, then any 4 3 hundred and sixty 5 days instructions degree, plus regulation college, then prepare for the bar examination (observe: there is not any unique examination for relatively property regulation, in user-friendly terms a time-honored examination), then prepare to regulation businesses specializing in relatively property transactions, or % out coverage businesses, or doubtlessly banks that have a sturdy relatively property lending branch.
Q: Dear Sirs: I am a mexican citizen living in Israel willing to obtain a Florida Real Estate Associate license in order to referr international costumers to Florida real estate brokers.To be able to be paid by these brokers my commissions I must pass the Florida Real Estate Sales Associate examination and obtain my license. When I try to apply for a completed Application I must fill a Social Security number that I don't have because I'm not an american alien.When I search in the website of the Social Security office I have found that in order to apply for exams I DO NOT need a social security number to be able to take the exam.My question: How can I enroll for the examination without a Social Security number if your online application form does not allow me to proceed without a social security number?Thanks for your answer.Arturo Stern
I think you need to contact the Florida Real Estate licensing agency. Also, try asking the broker in Florida under whom you plan on hanging your license. Minimally, you're going to need to talk to the IRS about getting an FIN (Federal Income tax Number). So that your broker knows what number to put on your 1099 at the end of the year. (you will need to pay taxes on this income) Is there a state income tax in Florida also? If so, why don't you try to get a license in a state (like Texas), with no state income tax. You'll keep more of what you earn that way. You can refer clients to any state in the country with a valid real estate license from any state, but keep in mind that the referral commission check will be written to your broker, and you'll get the percentage that you've negotiated with the broker. I guess you could try to find out what's the easiest state to get a broker's license in. Then you get 100% of the referral fee. Just had a last thought - do you have a Mexican real estate license? I think that would work. One more last thought. Have you spoken to the INS about a work permit?? Also, do you have an Israeli Real Estate License?
Q: Anybody out there complete the Msc in Real estate? If so, how would you describe your experience, and has it helped you procure employment? I have recently been accepted and I'm wondering what kind of job prospects I can expect. Thanks!
Congrats for the offer from cass.....I've been offered MSc Real Estate as well for 08/09 but was more keen on the Real Estate Investment programme..........however would love to have more information on the job prospects for MSc Real Estate course....it would be of great help to me if you could keep me posted about the same..............good luck!
Q: also after being a real estate agent for a couple years, can a person choose to be either one? or can he only be a real estate broker?
In California, the two are the same. For example, I am a real estate broker so that means I can sell/buy real estate for my clients, hire real estate agents (known as sales person) and do loans. In California in order to be a broker, you either need to be a lawyer, have a bachelors degree (and take 5-8 classes) or be an active sales person for 2 years (and take 5 classes). I think they recently changed the law and now you need to either be a lawyer or an active sales person for 2 years. Regards
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: Can anyone suggest a good real estate school for the prelicense course? Website or name? Did you take the course?
I okorder FYI, I went to Bert Rogers School of Real Estate -in person, the old fashioned classroom way - because I heard from colleagues that it's important to get your questions answered at the instant, as well as hear real-life experiences from others in your class. It's a more well-rounded learning environment. A computer screen is not going to answer your questions when you are confused, or tell interesting stories, and you can easily be distracted when attempting to do somethat at home, online. I've also heard from people I've met who took the online courses that they had a harder time with the Florida State Exam. They felt that they did not get the total immersion experience that you would in a classroom, and in retrospect, the convenience factor of the online course was not worth it. Anyway, some people do just fine learning online -I opted for face time. Good luck and best wishes.
Q: I was told that hiring a real estate lawyer is not absolutely necessary, since there is a lawyer who functions on behalf of the lender to prepare the proper paperwork. Does anyone have any recent experience with this? It would be almost an additional $1,000.
If you're purchasing a home w/out an agent, it would be a good idea to have a RE Lawyer look over the paperwork and give you advice. Some lawyers will just charge you their initial consultation fee anywhere from $100 p/h to $200 p/h. I think having him review it, is a wise decision. You're correct about a mortgage lender not being able to provide you with R.E. information, unless he/she knows an agent that would be willing to look over your papers. Good Luck and Prosper...;*!*;...
Q: Hi,I want to be a Real Estate Developer. I don't know what step I should take next at this point in my life. I have a degree in Architecture and I don't know if I should continue with school (MBA in Finance) or start working? But where can I start getting experience to be a developer? PLEASE HELP! I don't have contacts that can give me advice. Hope you can give me good advice! Thanks! ;)
If you want to be a Real Estate Developer you can study for an MBA that specialises in this topic, a good idea given that you have an architecture degree already. It's important that you do this as MBA's in finance can vary widely - from bond markets/derivatives to manufacturing finance. You wouldn't want to waste your time on those. MBA's with real estate finance will take you through property investment yields, land valuation etc. As for work experience, I suggest you contact a few architectural practices and possibly even property development companies. There's a huge difference between designing properties for construction and working as a developer. Developers are generally speculators and highly finance oriented. It depends what type of person you are; do you like architecture for the beauty of the design or the quick return you can make? Most property developers have little knowledge of architecture - the architect is the employee of their speculative enterprise. Finally, decide what type of property development you're interested in - residential or commercial. Perhaps a spell at some construction/building companies would help you decide - why not write to several. You may get lucky and get some invaluable work experience. These companies are often prepared to finance a part time MBA as well -then you've got the best of both worlds. Good luck!
Q: Ive recently got my real estate license, now i dont know what to do? I know that I need to place my license with a broker, im just pondereing how im going to get my name out there, to get everything moving.
First of all you should be an independent contractor. Now having said that you are now in professional sales and as such you need to promote yourself above all else. Pick a real estate specialty that you want to start with that you think you will like, you can always switch specialties. Create a list of everyone you know or have done business with in the past. Create a bio on yourself and structure it towards servicing real estate customers and clients.Marry up with a real estate company that will market you through direct mail, newspaper advertising, direct flyers. Join local service oriented organizations that you believe in, meet new people, attend the chamber of commerce meetings and your local municipality land use meetings. Most of all make it enjoyable and not stressful. If it becomes stressful find out what creates that stress and get rid of it. Good luck it's a great business if you're not afraid to learn every day.
Q: im looking for a legit real estate school, located in or near pittsburgh. please dont tell me to "google" it, im not looking for adds im looking for others knowledge, and advice. =] thankyou
Best way- fake one using Microsoft Word. Nobody checks the authenticity. Just make sure you frame it after you print it out. Good luck!

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