Prefabricated House Sandwich Panel Steel Structure Storage

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

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.

Q: what is a real estate probate purchase contract, and how is it different from the normal residential purchase agreement?: A real estate probably purchase contract is approved and written by the probate court. It is done in circumstances, for let's say, John Doe died with a $2,000 per month mortgage with large amounts of equity...but no money to pay the monthly payment. The children or heirs can petition the court to allow the sale of the home during probate to secure the assets of the home (which will remain in probate), but it allows for the sale so the home doesn't fall into foreclosure.

Q: with hopes of getting into the real estate investment field, what type of real estate class(es) would be best for me? i'm talking about the type of real estate classes offered at the typical community college (classes ranging from real estate principles to escrow).i will eventually try for a real estates license, but for now, i'd like to take one or two courses that will give me the most and best information on how to work in the real estate investment field.: Real estate classes at the community college are probably fine. Just make sure they are accredited and that they will count as credit for the license. Call the Board of Realtors in your area and ask what requirements are to be licensed in your state. The rules vary from state to state. If you want to test the waters, I would start with Real Estate Principles and Practices I and then take Real Estate Law. Those two courses will give you a nice overview.

Q: I'm thinking about getting into real estate. I'd like to know the process of becoming a real estate agent, what you need for certain to be able to apply.I'd also like to know what you get taught/trained to do and how much commission money you would make for an average sale. do you only get paid for every sale or do you get paid for going to work? if so, how often?one last question, is it a grueling job? to the point where you cant stand it? or is it a nice job with a few challenges here and there?thank you so much for your answers!: You need to take classes whether online, in college, at a real estate school or with a real estate company. You would be taking Real Estate Principles, Real Estate Practice and an elective which could be real estate accounting, escrow, property management,real estate law,etc. I would also suggest you take an accounting class, time management, marketing, public relations. You would be trained by the book in what real estate is all about, certain laws,land contracts, HOA, developments,etc. Too much to try to explain here but too short in the books. There is no average sale because it is based on what you produce and your commission is usually a standard amount of 3%. Yes, 6% commission is broken down to 3% for buyers side and 3% for sellers side (selling and listing). You get paid when each transaction is closed, you don't get an hourly fee, just commission at the end of each transaction. Depending on how many transactions you do a month would determine how much you will make. It can be a job where there are difficult days just like with any other job. You have to remember this is not an employee/employer situation. You are working for yourself and therefore your success depends on you. *side note- out of your 3% commission comes any desk fees,phone,internet,copier,E O insurance,company fees,etc.

Q: Im thinking about becoming a real estate agent but Im not entirely sure what they actually do. Can someone decscribe a working day as a real estate agent: They pretend to be tour guides when they show a house............they're basically a salesperson for houses

Q: I'm planning on getting my real estate agents license in the next few weeks. I've heard that Century 21 and some other companies have their own courses. Is it better to attend their course or just a regular local real estate school. Also what companies are good for new agents. Any advice you can give is appreciated! Thanks!Oh and I'll be getting my license in Tenessee.: Hi Ryan :-) Yes, the larger franchises do offer in-house training. I belong to an ERA Franchise (owned by Realogy who also owns C-21 and Coldwell Banker). I've found the online courses they offer to be excellent as well as convenient since you can do them in the comfort of your own home. Some are webinar formats which are also nice because you have an opportunity to answer questions. As far as getting your license...I would stay with an Independent Program for your Principles...recommend Anthony's or Allied for that. You don't want to contractually obligate yourself to a franchise for your initial schooling. The best way to find a good office is to talk to the local agents. It is really important to find an office that isn't too large and with a broker that is very informed and involved in the day-to-day business. Find an agent who LOVES their office and their broker. How active are they in their community? Are they up-to-speed on the newest technologies available? It is more important for you to find a place where you feel supported, and comfortable but challenged. Take your time so you don't office hop. Commission split is not the most important so don't be tempted by 90% commission splits because 90% of the time you will have NO support from your broker. Most beginners start out in the 50-60% range and work up to 70-75% as they gain experience. You may want to look into a good coaching program such as Mike Ferry or Tim Julie Harris. Both are excellent. Best of luck to you! This is not a seller's market...not a buyer's market....it is a Realtor's market!

Q: I'm going broke paying for and failing at college. Lately I've been fantasizing about finding full time employment. I'm thinking of a career in Real Estate. What can you tell me about it? Do you have any advice for me?: Go for it. Take the classes to be a real estate agent, its about a 3 month course, then a test, then get sponsored by a broker. Its not a steady income but if your good at it you can make good money.

Q: I'm looking in to the real estate field and i live in Laguna Beach. Sooo...: Right now, most of them make nothing. There are about 500,000 licensed agents in California and at least 85% of them are not making a thing and are ahead of newcomers to the field if jobs in that field come up again. Ys, there are a few still making a living in the OC right now but when the markets are down like this, I suggest looking at something else.

Q: - Can you give a specific examples how investing in Real Estate can be helpful?- Can you give a specific examples how investing in Real Estate can be harmful?Please give me many points (more than 10)Thank you: Real Estate is one of the few investments where you have some control over the value. You can't go add value to a stock (maybe if you're an employee, but not likely), but you can paint a house, update appliances, landscape, etc. to improve it's value. It's hard to insure a stock, but you can do that with real estate to protect your investment. Another positive is that you can make money with real estate even if there is no appreciation and no equity. What?!!?!? Yep - it can be done. Think lease options. You can depreciate real estate investments/rental properties and offset income from an employer or other businesses when filing taxes to reduce your tax liability. Do this by deducting expenses depreciation. You can defer taxes indefinitely in theory by using tax-deferred exchanges. You can invest in real estate using tax-exempt/deferred accounts like IRAs and reduce tax liability or eliminate it entirely. You can make money on the front-end and the back-end with real estate by creating a good deal so you profit when selling or flipping it, and then also by carrying paper (holding a mortgage) and collecting additional interest, on a property you don't even own anymore. You can even make money in real estate without any money of your own, or next to nothing. It's often overhyped, but it's possible... Drawbacks - if you hold real estate it's not very liquid so you can't cash out quickly. You can be exposed to liability that you wouldn't have with other types of investments, meaning if a tenant gets injured due to accidental negligence, you're still liable as the owner.

Q: How can a person that really doesnt have credit start to buy and sell real estate. I am 18 years old but want to start my career early. I dont really have much credit but wouldnt mind starting small. How would I go about doing that?: Start by attending community college classes and real estate investment seminars. Learn whatever you can, but don't buy into the no money down and other hype. It's not as easy as the sales people will tell you. There's nothing passive about investing. Be really careful before you take the plunge. To successfully make money in investment property, you need sufficient reserves for vacancy, repairs, improvements, insurance, etc. It will take years before the property appreciates in value. Please feel free to email me.

Q: I have a degree in real estate but i cant seem to get a job in the real estate industry.I want to work in the commercial industry but it is very hard to get my feet in the door.. Does anyone have any advice?: First, decide which area of real estate you would prefer to work in: sales, appraisal, development, etc. You will likely need more schooling or to get a license even though you have a degree. Even though I graduated from a 4 year university with a degree in real estate I was required to take a 72 hour appraisal class before becoming a trainee appraiser. Once you have decided on the area of real estate and gotten the additional education / licenses, you will be able to present yourself better in an interview or on a resume.

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