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cement-based mortar for permanent sealing of water leaks and seepage in concrete and masonry
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Self levelling cement level floors that are uneven

Introduction :

Including cement based self-leveling screed / self-leveling mortar / screeds , etc., it is a combination of active ingredients of dry mixed powdery materials , on-site mixed with water to use . The blade is slightly expanded , you can get a high flat base surface . Hardening fast in the last 24 hours to walk, or follow-up project ( such as timber flooring , diamond plate , etc. ) , construction of fast , simple and traditional artificial leveling unmatched .

Feature:

1: Has good fluidity in weight or slight external force can automatically leveling .

2: Has good stability , condensation does not occur before hardening stratification and segregation phenomena such as bleeding .

3: Construction in thin layers (3-5mm), high strength. Water resistance and wear resistance .
4: And grass-roots firmly bonded construction speed, saving time and effort .

Advantage:
1:Without isolation , with a good fluidity , to a certain thickness within a self-leveling .
2:There may be a reasonable construction and self-leveling time .
3:The characteristics of a fast dried .
4:By adjusting the formulation to meet the carrying capacity of different design requirements . Has excellent adhesion strength , not hierarchical hollowing .
5:With appropriate flexibility ( flexural strength ) .
6:Has good cohesion and abrasion resistance.
7:Low shrinkage, environmental characteristics .

Q: what kind of investor should invest in real estate ? please provide details .is it an asset or liability?
The term real estate can be taken literally. In other words, you are not investing in a piece of paper, an invention, or a concept, you are investing in a tangible item -- a piece of land or a physical brick and mortar house. For this reason, because the investment is in something tangible and considered to be long-lasting, the investment is deemed not as risky. The item is real. Now there are all sorts of complications to whether a person should invest in real estate as part of their overall portfolio. Historically, real estate has only returned to investors approximately the rate of inflation. So, if you buy a house at 100,000, in real terms, you are going to sell it for 100,000, even if it seems like it can be sold for $115,000 in 5 years, this is only a 3% gain per year which is approximately an estimate for inflation. On the other hand, stocks may return as much as 8% real return per year, so you are actually growing your money with stocks. Your real estate investment just freezes your money. However, there are reasons for some people to hold very conservative investments, so they may wish to buy real estate. Also, you may try to make money by renting out the property to someone else. They will be paying you to use your land. This can be looked upon as a stable bond investment that pays you income. Hope that helps.
Q: America is flooded with real estate agents. Im just curious as to what you think it takes to be a successful one? Is it more important to have a dynamic personality or be a hard worker? Does it matter who you know? or could you move to a new town with hard work be a success in the industry? Is it persistence that pays off or is it long hours?
I have been in real estate sales for 30 years now. For me it is that I have gone out and become involved in a lot of groups. Once people get to know me a trust me they feel comfortable in hireing me to work to sell their home or help them find a home. I have met real estate agents that mostly seem to work with people they do not know. They seem to find people off of ad calls or open houses or whatever. If you need a boss to tell you what to do and when then this is not the career for you. You have to organize yourself and get yourself out to work. When you run an ad in a school program but don't show up at the game or concert or booster club- I think that is wasted money. Only back the events you will show up at. Make a list of what you need to do and when and do those things. Always have a long list of things to do and work hard at doing those things as quickly as possible. An example for me. I pass out calenders to established customers and people I hope to have as customers. I have a list of about 300 households. I feel like I need to drive out and knock on their door and hand it to them over the next six weeks so that so that they see me face to face at least once this time of year. That is 50 a week and I am more likely to catch them at home on weekends so that is when I schedule going out to see them. I schedule some sort of personal marketing at all times. The important thing is that I get them to see me as often as possible so that when they think of real estate they think of me.
Q: Im just curious on how long it will take to become a real estate appraiser. Im 21 and working in retail. Im currently in a management training program there, but its not my dream job. I always wanted something to do with real estate. I sat down with a realtor to ask about becoming a realtor and he said with the market being down its not a good idea. so he turned me to real estate appraisal. Im just curious how long it takes and what i need in order to do so.
Ordenadores para trabajar o para jugar, simples o muy avanzados, siempre a los mejores precios en los sitios web, mi viejo ordenador, también comprado en los sitios web me gustaba mucho pero necesitaba algo más eficiente y más silencioso, el ordenador que compre cumple todas mis expectativas, además de ser muy rápido, con una buena capacidad de almacenaje, es increíblemente silencioso, lo he probado por la noche, en un silencio total y ni no parecía que estaba funcionando, una excelente compra.
Q: Georgia Real Estate Law QuestionHello I bought a condo about 2 months ago, they are now talking about closing the community pool, can they do this and if so can I take them to court to get the loss of values that will be assessed. I have talk to an agent and they said it would drop my value by around $15,000.00 Thanks for your help.
There are full disclosure laws. You won't be able to sue the association but you may possibly sue the seller if he knew that could possibly happen and could affect the value of the property. The last townhouse that I sold, I had to disclose that the cedar siding would be replaced in the near future and that the homeowner would be accessed for the cost (special assessment).
Q: I'm still in highschool just researching about careers and majors and I would like to know the basics of Real Estate. - The different careers within the real estate business and how they work.- The ranges of income.- The important skills you will require to be excellent at the business.- Is it worth it?-The up and down side about the business.- Is it an enjoyable job?- Also can you confirm that through practice you can be great at it?-Any other information or advice would be great. - Thankyou very much~
Here's the short set of answers from what I think of real estate, being that I've been a Realtor for 7 years now: -some are Realtor, lender, appraiser, insurance agent, title officer. There are more, but these are the major ones. -income varies greatly based on where you live and how hard you work. Average Realtor income was around $35,000 in 2006, but in areas where the home prices are higher, you should do much better. If you can sell 12 houses a year, at an average of $200K per house, you should make approximately $72,000 per year. Not too hard a goal. -you will definitely need sales and interpersonal skills. Math helps quite a bit, also, for figuring out net sheets and payments. -Is it worth it? I love what I do. Wouldn't trade it for anything. Then again, with my schtick, I get to wear Hawaiian Shirts every day (in Colorado) and I make well over 6 figures a year. -up sides, you get to do what you want, when you want. There's no one to blame if you don't make it, but there's no one to compensate when you make good decisions. Down side, income comes and goes. You have to budget for the slow times or you will go down the drain quickly. -Very enjoyable career. -yes, though practice you can get very good at it. You can't expect to come out of the gate in these careers and be excellent, but some do. -only piece of advice I can say is to put all you have into it if you go into real estate, don't go half-assed, as you won't do well. Make sure EVERYONE you know and come into contact with knows that you're a Realtor.
Q: I just got my Real Estate License in New York and I was curious to know if I now have a title, and if so, what it is...
Real Estate Agent. You have to be a member of the national association of REALTORS to be called a REALTOR.
Q: I am interested in becoming a Real Estate Agent. I live just outside of Columbia South Carolina. What I would like to know is how much does it generally cost to start up I have a friend of a friend that said as soon as I obtain my provisional license she can get me on with her agency. What is the avergae pay for a beginner? How do the hours work? Do you work mostly from home or an office? The hours, are they mostly weeknights and weekends? A general run down would be great. I have always worked an 8-5 job and am a little intimidated by the uncertainty that comes with this field. I guess just explain the details.Thanks
Look online for Real Estate Schools in your city. Take the classes. Anything you need to know about becoming a real estate Agent will be taught in the Real Estate Course. In New York City, once one has passed the Real Estate Test and becomes a Real Esate Agent he or she must work under a Real Estate Broker to become familiar with the Real Esate Industry. Ask your questions of the Real Estate School that you will attend.
Q: hi am NOT familiar with programming so kindly excuse my poor I.T. language….. Am looking for a real estate database software.A property web-based database, (1)for my self to display the properties owners info and remarks ect...(2)and to be used on the net for clients without displaying properties owners info (3)which can be custom-built for quick or detailed property searches / filters, such as … location ….and/or…. Price… and/or…. Bedrooms……and/or…photos…and so on…(4) and that uses my already existing Microsoft Excel data. My present Microsoft Excel database workbook consists of 7 sheets for a total of 50,000 properties and few hundreds of contact persons clients, contractors, notaries etc …. I also know about the ACT! by Sage Premium for Real Estate 2006 and am willing to purchase it if it can be synchronized with the database am requesting … kindly guide me to make the best buy.Thank you and best regards
You okorder and search for software that you may be able to download. The problem is if you want something truly web enabled and customized, it could cost a fairly significant amount. Some of this can be recouped if you also agree to pay the person developing the database to host your site - either way you pay. If you can find a product in a box that suits your needs that will be the cheapest way to go. I'm not familiar with ACT! Premium for Real Estate - that may do all these things. ACT! is a very popular customer relationship management software, but I'm not familiar with whether it will suck in your existing database (it SHOULD, but I can't say if it does) and I'm also not sure if it will allow you to access it from the web. Best of luck. Joe...
Q: I want to get into real estate but I dont know my options. Someone told me I need a license and others say I dont whats the truth? I called a school in my town and they said it will be 595 bucks to take the course for 3 weeks, and whats this about finding a broker that will sponser me for a year? It's begining to get confusing. Whats the best advice for me ...please help I really wanna do this
What's your objective for getting into real estate? If you're getting into it as an investor to buy and sell for yourself, then, no you don't need a license. If you're getting into it as a business for the purpose of servicing others to buy and sell their real estate, then, yes, you will need a license. As a sales agent/independent sale contractor, you will need a broker to sponser you in getting a license since all commissions paid are paid to real estate brokers. Regardless, do your homework first before spending your money. Know what you're getting yourself into. If you're objective requires a license, interview several brokers and talk with their agents. Agents are famous for moving from one broker to another. Find out what brokerage firm they left and why. If you'd rather buy and sell as an investor, talk with those who are doing it...successfully. Check to see if there are clubs in your local area where they congregate monthly to exchange ideas. Then you could maybe take it a step further and ask another Yahoo question to the once-upon-a-time real estate agent and investor asking why they got out of the business. Learning from other people's mistakes are always your best lessons. Hope that helps. Best of luck!
Q: Is having just a real estate license enough to get into commercial real estate? I need to know what to do to get my foot in the door.
As an agent or as an owner of commercial property?

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