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Reinforcing Deformed Steel Bars ASTM STANDARD

Reinforcing Deformed Steel Bars ASTM STANDARD

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Reinforcing rebar

We supplies a comprehensive range of standard N grade, 500 MPa deformed reinforcing bar (D500N). Length is available as your request as the reinforcing bar is often supplied processed or fabricated to suit the specific requirements of the project.

 

 

Ref No.

Std Unit

Bar size  mm

Length mm

Calculated metre per tonne(approx.)

N10

pcs

10

6000

1582

N12

pcs

12

6000

1099

N16

pcs

16

6000

617

N20

pcs

20

6000

395

N24

pcs

24

6000

275

N28

pcs

28

      6000

202

N32

pcs

 32

6000

155

N36

pcs

36

6000

122


 

Products name: Deformed steel bars

1 Size: From 6mm to 40mm
2 Length: 6meter, 9meter and 12meter

 

Package:
1: Bundle by steel strip
2: In bulk
3: Anti-water plastic woven
4: As your requirement

 

Conditions:
1: Trade terms: EXW, FOB, CIF, C&F
2: Delivery time: 20days after receiving your deposits
3: Payment term: 30% by TT in advance
4: Load port: Tianjin Xingang Port

 

Q: Hello,I'm not looking to do Real Estate full time or represent others. The purpose of obtaining my license is to purchase and sell on my behalf but primarily to gain access to MLS. Can I do this without a broker? Any advice?Sorry if my question is skewed or incorrect, I'm in my early 20s and I'm looking to begin investing in property and I feel like there is no downside in getting my real estate license. I lack the experience and knowledge but am aware of that. I just want to make sure it's beneficial.Thanks for your guidance and patience! Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Your license isn't valid without being under a broker, and that brokers insurance. A broker has to be legally responsible for you. So yes, you will need to be under a broker, as well as a member to the local RE board, to access the MLS.
Q: I'm curious as to what education or courses are needed to obtain your real estate license in California. I am only 18 years old and am attending community college at the moment. However, I don't want real estate to be my main focus career wise. Hoping the license can be a secondary thing on the side.Any information would be helpful. Hopefully what courses or classes!
You have to take certain basic Real Estate courses which are offered in some community colleges or you can take quickie prep courses at Anthony Schools which gets you to pass the state exam without in-depth understanding. Then you get a conditional sales license and have 4 years to complete two more classes and then you get a RE sales license. You put your license with a real estate broker. You then have to find leads and make contacts to get listings. The core course is Real Estate Principles.
Q: Is it better to go through a real estate course online or through a real estate office?
To do what? To get your license? Go through a local office. Many of the ones in my area offer free courses, you just pay for your testing.
Q: If you wan't to be a super successful real estate agent/broker what should you study in college? (besides real estate) Business? Marketing? Sorry, I am fairly new to the real estate world. Also, if you chose the degree "real estate" do you get your license in college?
Most okorder written by real marketers who have actually made millions from their skills. Jay Abraham is probably the best marketer ever, and anything he puts out is worth it's weight in diamonds (check out his website). Also pick up anything by Harry Beckwith, as well as Dan Kennedy's books. Everything Gary Keller has written is also unbelievable for real estate agents. Here is my advice- take a business major and give it your absolute 110% best effort. Make it your goal to make a 100 on every paper you write, and on every oral presentation you give. Developing your written and oral communication skills is the best thing college has to offer for someone looking to sell real estate. You'll miss the mark almost all of the time, but put some real sweat into it and you'll thank me later. Also be aware that real estate is a brutal business. You don't get paid unless you sell something ,and there are some costs involved in getting started. I pay over $1000 a year just to have a license and a Realtor's membership. Then you get to buy signs for your car, a computer, professional looking clothes, paper to do mail-outs, postage stamps, you get the point. This is why more than half of all people who get a real estate license and go into practice quit within 1 year. It is also a wonderful profession if you can stick it out, so best of luck!
Q: I wish to go into Real Estate investing but I need something that can make me a whole lot of money over time. I was just wondering if Real Estate is the right track to get rich on
Real estate can be an excellent investment. That is how the Donald made his money.
Q: I have a 9 month contract with a real estate broker - is there a way that I can get out of that contract and still be able to sell my house this year? The way that the r/e agent explained the contract was that I must honor it for 9 months + I think 3 or 6 more months after that (in case someone who came to her open house chooses to purchase the home at a later time)
What I suggest doing is telling the agent that you are not happy with the survice that they are giving you. Suggest a meeting with thier broker or someone in the buisness that is higher than they are. I would say that I would like to work with a different agent in the same office. That way you are not legally breaking your agreement. That would be my advice.
Q: Has anyone here ever taken the ND real estate course through UND? It has a mid-term and a final exam. I was wondering if the questions from the quizzes are the ones on the exams?
All real estate schools have practice questions that were gleamed from those that took the test prior and could remember as many as they could thus the questions for practice. Depending on how old the questions are will depend if they are still on the test or not.Your practice questions are like or similar to those that will be on the real exam you take. There are many online courses that you might consider also. I hope this has been of some use to you, good luck. FIGHT ON
Q: I know brokers get paid on commissions, but how do the actual real estate companies make money?Have always been curious...
simple math. Let's guess that an agency represents buyers or sellers [horribly some do both on a single deal] on 100 deals per mo. And let's assume the average deal generates a commission of $8,000. LEt's further assume that 1/2 of that goes to the listing agency and 1/2 to the buyer's agency. thus, we take now 8k and divide by 2.......4k per deal the office overhead is 3k a mo. 4k x 100..........4,000 x 100 = 400,000. the agent will be either on a split of 50-50 or close to that or he will pay a desk fee of about 700 per mo and he will get 100% of his part of the closing commission thus, of the 400,000, the agency will keep at least 50k. PER mo. 3k rent he pockets 25k a mo not bad can guide further
Q: If a broker's salesperson agent finds a buyer and a sale is completed, how much does the broker split with the sales agent? Approximately? Also, if a broker works for Century 21, what exactly does it cost him? Does he owe money on a monthly basis to them or does he pay them a part of his commission? Can a broker also have his own independent company and not work for Century 21? Wouldn't that be better? What are the pros and cons to that? I am quite confused and a novice to anything regarding real estate.
Hi, thank you for taking the time to answer. It's appreciated a lot. I may have other questions in future so please answer them if you have time.
Q: does real estate require a minimum investment?in what denominations is real estate sold?are there fees for withdrawing your money early?is real estate risky or not?what is the interest rate on real estate?when is interest compounded if compounded at all?is real estate protected from inflation?what are the advantages and disadvantages or real estate?i need help with my homework!
Yes, your down payment is your minimum investment. Usually 5% of the purchase price or more. Sold in all denominations unless you buy stock in a Real Estate Investment Trust which might have a $10,000 share price or minimum investment. No fees for withdrawing early but there are selling costs involved. Real estate is risky. Apx 5% interest rate for a buyer today. Not compounded. It is amortized. Real estate gains from inflation.

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