QSH 20ft Folding Container House for Office
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 6 set
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 set/month
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QSH 20ft Folding Container House for Office
Description:
1. The house is made of light steel structure and rustproof color steel sandwich panel as wall and roof.
2. The size and layout can be designed as per customers' requirements for its flexible dimension
3. The house has waterproof structure and heating insulation material, such as EPS, Rock wool or PU Panels interlock easily to form a complete thermally efficient shell.
4. Two kinds of flooring system are available, one is steel chassis floor, the other is concrete foundation.
5. One 40’HQ container can load about 160m2 considering 75mm thickness panel for roof and wall;
6. Six skilled workers can finish 42m2 in 8 hours ;
7. The house can resist heavy wind load of 0.5KN/m2 and 7-8 degree seismic intensity.
8. DimensionAs per customer design or layoutLoading160 to 200m2 per 40’HQ container
Applications:
Family house for low income people, Temporary homes for disaster area, Holiday and vocation house…Remote site constructions camping, Warehouse , Work shop…Company office, Dining halls, Dormitories, Hospitals, Saloons, Entertainment centers…
FAQ:
1.How about the installation? For example, the time and cost?
To install 200sqm house needs only 45 days by 6 professional workers. The salary of enginner is USD150/day, and for workers, it's 100/day.
2.How long is the life span of the house?
Around 50 years
3. And what about the loading quantity?
One 40'container can load 140sqm of house.
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- Q: I don't want to be Donald Trump or anything. But I would like to set a goal of owning 100 apartment units. I'm not too sure how to start my endeavor, I'm hoping after I take business I'll have learned all the ins and outs for investing real estate. If anybody could kindly give me some suggestions on how I should start this venture that'd be great
- You start by buying one then use that equity to buy the next. It won't pay enough to compensate you for all your work. Better to invest your money.
- Q: I am looking to potentally relocating to Panama. Is real estate lucrative enough to provide a substantial income?
- Panama okorder . Good luck.
- Q: I was arrested in 1989 for "filling a false report" by an overzealous redneck cop. I pleaded No Contest, and adjudication was withheld. That was the only offense I ever had. will that keep me from getting a Florida Real Estate Salesman's License?
- You would normally find the requirements to become a Florida real estate on their web site. Google Florida real estate agent license requirements. The site would list the classroom requirements, any convictions and if they would be listed misdemeanors or felonies and if you could be approved for a real estate license based on any conviction you might have had. Once you are on the Florida state real estate website, you might be able to download an application,which normally would explain if there are law infractions you would be required to list and if the offense is a disqualifying factor. In some states you might have these type records sealed and it would be as if the conviction never happened. You might check to see if Florida has this type law and the requirements to have your records sealed. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. FIGHT ON
- Q: any real estate agents out there using assistant ..please give me an idea of what services your assistants perform to make your life easier?
- In Florida, an unlicensed real estate assistant can do admin support, and can sit open houses, but can not discuss pricing, offers, financing, etc. - anything that has to do with money or motivation of the buyer or seller. Things that can make an agents life easier: 1. Marketing (creating and submitting print ads, flyers and open house materials, mass mailings and follow up to same) 2. Errands (pick up or drop off lockboxes, stock flyer boxes, pick up or return listing keys, check vacant properties and tidy up where needed) 3. Office Admin (make copies, keep files clean and current, keep calendar current, follow up on showings for feedback, type letters and reports for customers and broker, create listing documents for review by agent, take pictures of listings, create virtual tours, enter listings into local MLS, enter listing changes into MLS, pay business related bills and track same on spreadsheet) 4. Open Houses (set up and take down directional signs, house signs, pick up balloons, cookies and beverages, sit the open house and pass out flyers and take-aways, and get visitors to sign guest sheet, close up and prepare report to agent and seller). 5. Continuing Education (sign up for classes, track costs anda credits for same, confirm credit on State Board database) 6. Absence Coverage (cover, within prescribed limits, for agent while on appointments, out ill, or on vacation) 7. Be a creative, always thinking, sensitive and caring, positive energy force. Good luck and best wishes.
- Q: Im majoring in real estate and finance at temple currently. However whats the difference from getting a degree in real estate and just taking the 3 week class and getting youre license? Can you get a higher level career with a degree instead of just being a real estate agent, cause im not taking that major to b a real estate agent, i figured it was something more rewarding
- A real estate career is definitely worth pursuing if first and foremost, you are well aware of what is really going on in this field. You have to be well oriented about the ins and outs in this line of business. Some sort of preparation is inevitable to help you in circumnavigating your way towards success. You expectations must be real enough to give you the right motivation to get the job done.
- Q: I've recently been recruited by a real estate agent suggesting I get into the business. I work in a shoe store and when I helped her she told me that my customer service and people skills would make me a great fit for real estate. It's something I've considered before so now I'm really looking into it. Basically I would just like to know everything I can about the business before I make the decision to take this career path and begin the schooling. What are the advantages and disadvantages? What is the job itself like? What's it like working on commission? What are some common mistakes people make that I would want to avoid? Really any information or advice you can throw my way would be greatly appreciated. If I'm going to do this I need to commit and be smart about the way I go about it. Thank you in advance.P.S I live in California. In case that would be helpful to know.
- You could make it big, it depends on you and your willingness to work.
- Q: Please do a simple slice and dice of how the commission are split between the listing agent and the real estate agent who brings in the buyer. Examples would be great.Also, additionally, what if the buyer has has decided to go with Buyer Agent. How does that affect? Are these fees ever paid for by the buyer?I am a potential buyer in Ca.
- Catherine - On a 6% commission, 3% goes to each broker. The broker then pays the real estate agent his or her agreed upon split, maybe 60/40. So on a $100,000 house, the selling broker gets $3000, and their agent would get $1800 of that. Out of that $1800, the agent must also pay all of their own expenses for advertising, MLS dues, taxes, gas and car maintenance, etc. If you are using a Buyer agent, you will sign an agreement that indicates how he or she will get paid - usually through the regular commission paid by the seller, but sometimes, in the case of a for sale by owner home, the buyer may agree to pay the commission. EDIT - In response to the 2nd part, have your own buyer broker agent show you the house in the first place. Do not have the listing agent show it to you - in many states that is considered procuring cause and your agent could need to go to court to maybe or maybe not receive the commission.
- 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: ok so im was wondering how does a real estate agent get assigned a house to sell?i was thinking do they buy the house? or is it first come first serves
- Krissy, real estate is like any other job. The owner/seller of the home calls a real estate agent and asks the agent to list/sell their home. Some agents do buy the home they are listing.... ours did.
- Q: Are people still making decent money in real estate even with the exceeding numbers of foreclosures? What is the median range of salary for first year real estate agents? Also do you receive base salary as well as commission?
- real estate agents make money when someone buys or sells a property. It does not matter if the owner of the property is making money the agent would still get a commission. Every agent I have ever met does not get a salary. They only get a percentage. It is pretty much like they are running a small business. So median has no meaning in real estate any more than the median amount a small business owner would make in the first year. Often an agent might actually lose money for a while. They would be spending money of education, licensing, supplies, clothes, larger car, computer and other things even before they make their first sale.
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QSH 20ft Folding Container House for Office
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 6 set
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 set/month
OKorder Service Pledge
Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery
OKorder Financial Service
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