Prefabricated House Sandwich Panel Steel Structure Remote Camp

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Min Order Qty:: 100 m²

Supply Capability:: 30000 m²/month

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INtroduction

It is a kind of light steel construction prefab house with the EPS color steel sandwich panel,rock wool PU for the insulation.It can maximize as customer require and satisfaction for the cost and quality.All the house parts are packed as a flat package befor loading container.We can provide the service of installation,supervision and training by extra.As more detaills please check as follows.

House size

1.Length is free as your requirement.

2.Width:single span beam less than 12m

3:Height:single floor less than 4m,the second and third floor less than 3.5m

4.Roof pitch:slope is 1:10~1:3

5.Floors:3 floors max

House body

1.Door:outside door as SIP door,aluminium alloy door ,security door.Inside door as SIP door ,aluminium alloy door and compound wooden door.

2.Window:PVC material or aluminium alloy window screen.

3.Ground chanel:U type,galvanized ,thickness is 0.8mm

4.Square column:painted with color steel compression decorative parts

5.Compression decorative parts:made of 0.4 thickness color steel sheet.

6.Wall board:EPS color steel sandwich panel,rock wool, PU for the insulation.

7.Roof board:EPS color steel sandwich panel,rock wool ,PU for the insulation.

8.Purline:C type with painted

9.Roof beam:with paint

10.Wall beam:C type with paint

11.Ceiling:PVC ceiling,aluminium panel ceiling for bathroom and kitchen,rock wool for other area.

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Q: I'm going to look at a home tomorrow. I've never done it before and I'm wondering is the real estate agent going to try and &quot;sell&quot; me the house or will he give me the facts and even point out some things to look at that may cause me problems? What're your experiences?: After a decade in commercial real estate I can firmly state yes they are like car salesmen, but worse! They are rude, crude, and laugh about the people they have ripped off. Most are uneducated and rely on naive buyers who think they need to use them. Training consists of two weeks of classes and an easy test. The Managers at these offices just place people at desks and tell them good luck. That's it. Then they'll take half of the commission. Brokers will never give you a straight answer, only care about the commission, so have a serious conflict with their clients. These people are a serious problem to society when one considers that the largest investment most people will make is their house.

Q: I have been thinking about getting my real estate license... but I want to know if it's a bad time to get it right now. I live in Dallas. I don't want to spend the money on getting my license and not make any money.: well my aunt does Real Estate, but this is in Louisiana. She`s motivated and great at it. She was doing wonderful, and enjoys it. Lately it has been slow for her, and she is pulling another job( she makes good money doing this, so i dont see the point in her having another job) she says it`s just been much slower than usual. Well good luck!

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Q: What is a reasonable fee for Real Estate agents to charge for selling a home? I’m located in California.: There are some real estate companies that will sell your home for a flat fee, but they are hard to find. Most of them are the For Sale By Owner websites that you mentioned. Most good real estate companies only work on commission. I'm not sure what kind of experiences you've had with real estate agents in the past, but they do alot more than just list your property on MLS. There's alot of time spent advertising and promoting your home and if it doesn't sell your agent isn't paid so all their time and effort goes unpaid. Maybe you'd be best to just ask around from friends and family to get some advice on some good agents in your area. Attending open houses is another good way to meet agents and you get to see what type of effort they put into marketing the home.

Q: Hey! I've been thinking about getting into Real Estate for quite some time. I know the competition is fierce and it takes a long time to not just make money, but to even become know? How long did it take some of you to become successful and was it worth it, and also if you wouldn't have choosen Real Estate what then would you be doing? Thanks in advance for all the answers!!!: I have been in real estate for 10 years. It takes the average agent about 4 months before they see their first deal. I takes about a year to really see some measure of success. I have seen agents have up and down careers, meaning a good year then a not so good year. True financial gain exists in this business. I have seen more success on the investment side than the sales/listings side of the business. It takes anywhere from 2 to 5 weeks to complete the pre-licensing classes and they cost about $325. Once you complete the required course, you have to take the state and national exams. When you pass those, you can place your license with a real estate broker and get started. It is a very exiting business. It takes a lot of time and it cost money to get your name out there, via advertising, etc... Good luck in your career. BTW...the competition isn't that fierce. Any broker will tell you that there are probably 100,000 licensed agents and only about 5% that really do the business.

Q: like how much does it cost for the exam to be a salesperson in real estate?: If that is the only concern you have, perhaps you should ask such a Q AND A LOT more of someone in the business in your state/commonwealth. I can only speak for Pennsylvania. When I sat for my courses and exams it was an investment of about $1,500 to $2,000 - which was the investment for the sales person’s license. It requires a lot of studying and a desire to want to do it the first time. In Pennsylvania, there is also MCE - Mandatory Continuing Education. If a person wants to continue practicing real estate, he/she must get additional credits on a regular basis. Thank you for asking your question. I enjoyed taking the time to answer it. You did a great job - not only for your information, but for every other person interested in reading my answer. Thanks to everyone for reading my answer. I wish you well! VTY, Ron Berue Yes, that is my real last name.

Q: Any one know of a great real estate appraisal school to go to?: I am a real estate appraiser- got my license nearly 20 years ago- and one thing you need to think about before you put out money for school, is that you need to apprentice too. You cannot get an appraisal license without apprenticing under a licensed appraiser for 2 years in addition to schooling. I get calls all the time from people wanting me to take them on as a trainee. In my area, it is tough to find a willing appraiser and I know of people who completed the schooling and were unable to find an appraiser to sponsor them. Might want to check on this first. Your state real estate appraisal board has a list of requirements and approved schools on their website.

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