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Container house is one kind of environmental architectural forms with high safety, high flexibility and strong adaptability. Compared with the traditional building of brick concrete structure, it can reduce 60% of concrete and water consumption during concrete construction, about 70% of construction waste and renovation waste, more than 40% of the construction period, about 50% of energy as well as noise pollution and dust pollution. However the price is 35% lower than traditional buildings. Its products are mainly applied to temporary housing on the construction site, room for mine field operation, room for emergency and all kinds of modern hotel building, mobile shops, private residential buildings

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Each container house weighs about 8000 pounds, 40 feet long, with a bearing capacity of 50000 pound. Standard combined container houses can be stacked up to 8 stacks at most.

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Container architecture also is simple in design, construction fast, material recycling, etc, in the future will be more and more widely used in the construction field。

Q: does anyone know about or have a job in real estate?if so what can i look forward to do in it. im kinda intrested in it but i dont want to just jump in and it not be so great so to say.thanks.: Depending on where you live and how much time/effort you put into it, it can take 6 months or 2 years to get yourself situated and stable in real estate. Be sure to have another source of steady income to support yourself in the meantime. You'd have to not only be self-motivated, but enjoy working with all types of people and rise to all challenges. Right now it's a buyer's market, so you wouldn't have an easy time flipping houses so to speak unless you have the time, energy /contacts, and money to make it work. Because to get a worthy investment you would be looking at some major fixers, then need the sources to fix it quick and get it out there in the market. But there's alot of inventory right now, and buyers are having a field day picking and choosing. Alot of Realtors are pulling out because they got used to the easy days when buyers were out bidding each other just to get a place, oftentimes sight unseen. It's not like that all all nowadays, so those guys who came in at this time are finding they actually have to work to make their money. Don't jump in unless you're fully confident you will stay in the running, and good luck :)

Q: What are real estate investment trusts or REITs and how do they work. Is there some law that give these trust some tax efficiency status and how can investors invest in these REITs.: Check out this website

Q: I drive my parents car but i am not insured, now that i've joined a real estate firm, they want me to have them as an additional insured. So what can I do now?Do I have to get insurance under my name? And how much would it cost to get the firm as an additional insured?: Many companies allow children to be covered on their parents' insurance without actually being listed. However, if your job now requires that others be added to your insurance, you will either have to get insurance in your name and add the real estate firm or have your parents add the firm to their insurance. I'm not sure how much it would cost to have the firm added to the policy. Prices depend on several factors, and you would need to check with a local insurance agency to find out specifics. For the most part, the amount `charged for additional drivers is dependent upon the driving record of the person being added. I'm not sure how that would work with adding a real estate firm. You really need to contact an insurance agency to get your answer. Quotes are free and you can get them over the phone or online from places like Progressive and others.

Q: Most real estate magazines focalized on a specific target audience, but i want to create a magazine that caters to both home buyers numerous real estate professionals.I dont want to get into too much detail, I just want to know what you guys think.: Yes its beneficial and gives reviews for any investment in which you are planning to invest perty investor magazine is one of the most popular magazine for real estate happenings visit at propertyinvestormagazine /

Q: MLM has the following properties1. Multiple levels of experience, expertise, and management, like any business.2. Always promises good pay, even to beginners3. Selling something overpriced4. Commissions are split, and the people on top make more doing less5. Takes time to build your network/customer baseIs that an accurate description of MLM/pyramid scheme, and does real estate differ much from this business model?: Is real estate essentially MLM? MLM has the following properties piece of cake to answer, as I am an avid enemy of MLM and author on it and am also a RE broker; [one RE brokerage is under investigation for permiting something like MLM for its agents] 1. Multiple levels of experience, expertise, and management, like any business. --expertise, yes, mgt no; one manager; the listing broker. 2. Always promises good pay, even to beginners --it promises nothing but a fiduciary relationship to the seller. --------------- 3. Selling something overpriced ---Fed lending laws require Fed insured loans to have neutral appraisals on all property being sold. The buyer then can choose to buy at the appraised value or risk paying more. Those who are not getting financing are smart to use their own appraisers and not to pay above FMV; fair market value. --------- 4. Commissions are split, and the people on top make more doing less --there are 2 types of offices, split commission and 100% offices where there are desk fees. There is NO ONE on top. Agents are not employees. Their brokers are not their bosses but their contractors. ------------[many agents make much more than their brokers!] 5. Takes time to build your network/customer base --this is a positive, not a negative. and it applies to every business on earth. ----------- Is that an accurate description of MLM/pyramid scheme, and does real estate differ much from this business model? -----------they have no similarity whatever. ONE RE office Keller williams is trying to bring that form into their office and when asked about commissions being earned by agents not related to a transaction, the office must convert the fees to profit sharing to keep from commiting a felony. IN profit sharing, all participants are equity owners. ------------ In mlm, there is no equity for anyone.

Q: I live in Northern Virginia and thinking about investing in real estate. I would like to get information and tips about where to invest. Should I stick to Virginia, Maryland, and DC or may be somewhere else. My main strategy is buying properties and renting them out, so I intend to keep purchased properties for a long time if rental is good. I also would like to know if this is the right time for real estate? If yes, then, what kind of properties, condos, single family, commercial..etc.? Any other tips or insights will be really appreciated.: Stay local so you rely on others less. You usually can't rent out condos, so those are a bad idea. Commercial property can remain vacant for very long periods of time but the profit is good when it is rented. Single family home and multiple units 4 or less is a good place to start. Personally I would not buy in DC, the tenants there are almost all on programs and those programs are very socialist in nature. It would be hard to break even as a landlord there.

Q: is the major Business Administration the major for owning and buying real estate?: A business degree is probably the most useful degree because you can use it regardless of what occupation you end up with. If you own and buy real estate you will probably be self employed, so the degree doesn't really matter. You probably won't learn a lot about buying and selling real estate through getting your degree. You are going to have to do that thru real estate gurus and experience on your own.

Q: im 13 and i noticed that i like houses and i like selling things. i though about becoming a real estate agent but i want to know if it can be a good job...i want to get to the level where im selling multi million dollar houses in big cities..when i get out of school i plan on taking some classes in business... what other classes can/should i take?how long does it take to actually be a agent?: real estate is a good career. But you one main thing is investment capability in the starting. Then You can easily set up your business in the market.

Q: I am thinking about becoming a real estate agent but I do not know alot about it and I haven't been able to find much on it. What are the risks and costs of becoming an agent? I am young and I would want to do this full time. What is the normal amount of sales and income a beginner would make? What all do agents do? What are my chances of failure? How long does it take to become a agent? How long does it take to build up a clientele? Is it a demanding stressfull job? Please just help me as much as you can I got so many questions I didn't even post all of them and thanks: I will tell you what I tell anyone looking into RE as a career. The majority of people that become real estate agents leave the field within 6 months without making a sale. The vast majority leave within 2 years. And 20% of the agents make 80% of the money - meaning the top producers do most of the business and the rest pick up the remainder of the business. RE is unique as you have to pay to do it and you are an independant contractor. You have to pay something to your brokerage, desk fees, advertising, E&O fees, franchise fees, copy fees, postage, whatever.... there are tons of potential expenses to each agent in the office. As a independant contractor, RE is also unique as the risk to your broker (i.e. your employer) is fairly low, so most brokerages are going to want to have you. They do not have to pay you unless you produce! To your specific questions: The risk is that you go through all the hoops to become and agent, then find you cannot do what you need to do to be successful and you did all that for nothing. There are no average sale or income. You get out what you put in. Chances of failure are high. How long it takes depends on your state's licensing requirements. What we do is put transactions together and solve problems. It can be demanding and stressful, as we do not have set hours, there is no one making you accountable for your actions or lack there of, and clients can be tough! You get clients by working your sphere of influence and find ways to meet people. Good luck in whatever you decide.

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