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Detailed Product Description of Table & Chair
This table & chair is a feel of Japanese style.
Handmade bamboo products.
Mainly used in the garden.
Product number H-080-01
size 750×3600 mm
price 47,500jpn/yen/1piece
Product number H-080-02
size 290×450 mm
price 32,000jpn/yen/1piece
table & chair(2pieces)
Product number H-080-03
price 98,500jpn/yen/1piece
- Q: I’m planning on getting my real estate agents license in the next few months in California. 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!
- If you can get Century 21 to give you the necessary courses to pass the state exam without paying a school. They have to teach you the classes that the Real Estate Board requires. Are you sure the classes at Century 21 are not the two classes you need after you get a conditional sales license? I went through the whole process of taking the right classes at Anthony Schools live, then took the state exam and passed. But I went to a few real estate companies and could not get hired because at the time in 2001 I did not have a computer or a car and I did not know how to generate my own leads. I thought they would provide leads but they didnt. I went to Prudential, Pacific Union and Howard Allen. These are in the bay ara.
- Q: Which city, and state, has the best real estate market? I want to be a realtor next year. When I'm 18. But I want to do it right. I'm currently in college for a degree in business. Where is the best place to start at? I'm in Seattle, Washington. Is NY good? Texas? California? Washington DC? Please help. Also, what does it take to be a real estate agent? Can you just hop right into luxury real estate? Thank you.
- Several major cities in Texas have good, stable real estate markets. You'll want to earn a Bachelor's in either Business or Finance to be successful in the real estate business. It's not a pre-requisite to obtain a license however it will be a good foundation. There are fast-track programs where you can earn your license in 3-6 months, or less. Once you have your license and work for a couple of years you are eligible to take the broker's exam, the educational pre-requisite is to hold a Bachelor's degree. As a broker you can hire agents to work under your broker's license and you'll collect a percentage of the commissions. No one hops right into the luxury market until they've closed many high-end property deals in the market area they are working in, and have developed a reputation that earns the respect of the clients they represent (or seek to represent). It's the way it is. Once you have your license, and want to really get your feet wet, borrow some cash and do a flip and list it yourself. Rinse and repeat. Obtain your broker's license and compete for HUD foreclosures to flip and build on your business. When the time is right look into commercial property development. Good luck.
- Q: im a 20 year old male that wants to invest in real estate and stocks. i kno more about real estate than stock which i kno absoultely nothing about. i need a book that gets right to the point i dont have time to waste i need one solid book for real estate and one solid book for stocks.. answers are needed thanks
- START BY BUYING A HANDY MAN SPECIAL, FIX IT UP, RENT IT OR SELL IT. THERE ARE MANY GOOD MUTUAL FUNDS. CONSUMERS REPORT RATES THEM EACH YEAR
- Q: Ok so right now I'm 16 and i have an interest in real estate and also in a side job. I'm going to be attending college in a couple years to get some minor degrees such as building, business, mechanical, and drafting. And i was wondering if being a real estate agent would be appropriate for me right now. I know now's not the best time to sell. But if i sell one (1) small property, that would pay as much as i get in a year at my little call in part time job. I also am friends with many of the Realtors around the local area, so i know that would help. So my question is, would this be a suitable job for someone like me? Is there an age requirement? Does it take more the two semesters to get your license? And is this a full-time, hands-on, type job?Thanks!
- I don't think you can legally work at 16 without a permit of some type. I am also sure that many real estate agents in your city that you know would be glad to have you as an apprentice. This will expose you to a lot about the real estate field. Your duties would be mostly that of a gofer, go take this document to the boss, go run this off at the copy machine, go email this to our new buyer or seller. You could also answer the telephone and direct the call to the appropriate individual. In doing this you would earn valuable experience and terminology in the real estate field. this would help prepare you for your state real estate exam, ensuring you a better chase to pass. By all means complete your college and get your degree. This will be very valuable in your future endeavors. This your foundation. While there you might take courses in the real estate field, thus giving you a better shot at taking your real estate exam and being successful the first time. There are many ways to obtain your state real estate license. #1 There are on line real estate courses #2 There are courses where you attend class over a certain period of time to prepare you for taking the state real estate exam. #3 There are 1-2 day cram courses offered by real estate schools that would prepare you for taking the state real estate exam. #4 You may attend your local community or 4 year college taking real estate course leading up to taking your state real estate exam. #5 Some of your major franchise real estate offices offer free courses that would prepare you to take your state real estate exam. You have to select the one that best fit your schedule and ability to learn. If you simply are interested in the investment end of the real estate industry a real estate license is not required. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. FIGHT ON
- Q: Hi, i'm getting my licence in real estate and I really don't know how is in the real world. Do someone has good tips on that, like how to avoid bad clients? how can you tell that they just want to see houses? I don't know if you can tell me from your experience so that I can avoid. Also if you know how to persuade clients, or a really good line that they always fall for. I don't know anything you want to advice me on will be good.
- When you meet a possible client two things can come to mind: Is this a prospect or a suspect? You can't avoid all bad people. Some are slower in making up their minds. You do have to be patient. You can learn more from a bad experience, than having no experience with people at all.
- Q: Im going to school to get a real estate license. I already got a job for keller williams in the LA area. i will start there as soon as i finish...here where i need help..people have been really putting me down and saying the economy is bad and nobody will buy right now. they say banks arent even lending money..? i have learned many tricks to get contacts, but i dont so much negativity around the idea of my career...i need some words of inspiration! i can feel it in my heart that this is were i want to be and i feel like i have finally found what i will be good at but is it the right time?? please words of wisdom.thank you!
- The real estate business is a one man show. You are the boss of your own company. Some REALTORS? don't do well and others do. It really depends on your personality, how hard you work, how well you network etc. If you need inspiration, this industry is not meant for you. This is a self motivating industry where it's no one's job to keep you hyped up and perky - you have to do it yourself. The market will always be unpredictable. What goes up must come down and vice versa. No one can accurately predict the market. There are always new REALTORS? that come in when the market is booming but most of them aren't around in such a stagnant market. It really depends if you have the finances to stay in the game long enough to turn over a few deals during the year to stay afloat. You have to calculate in your administration fees, franchise fees, board fees, errors and omissions insurance etc EVERY MONTH. If you can't cover those fees, then you're going to be drowning.
- Q: Would like a professional opinion on when the texas real estate market will improve
- Based on the real estate bubbles of the early 1990's and mid to late 2000's, I'd say 15 -20 years; 2023-2028 for the max value at the end of the next real estate bubble that is already forming....
- Q: I hate having to pay 6% to real estate agents and on top of that the additional fees. So if I've found a buyer, what are the steps needed to sell a home in California without going through any real estate agent?
- You'll need an attorney. You can do it without one, but you are opening yourself to a world of hurt if you screw one tiny little thing up. You also may be short-changing yourself on how much your house is worth. What additional fees other than the commission are you referring to? You will still have all those fees, but you will be handling all those tasks yourself. By the way, I've done FSBOs and I've sold with agents. Hands-down I won't do it on my own ever again. You'd be amazed at how professional preparation, staging and marketing will increase the likelihood of your house selling for more than it would if you do it yourself. Yep, it cost me 25k to sell the last house I sold, but it was listed for more than I thought it should be, the realtor staged it (at his expense) and it sold on the very first day for full price. Realtor handled everything after the deal was signed - and yes, the buyer was a pain in the ***. My realtor actually pitched in $2000 cash toward a plumbing fix the buyer was demanding in order to make the deal go through. Worth every penny. I know for a fact I ended up with more money using a realtor than if I hadn't. Then again, it all depends on the realtor. You have to have someone good.
- Q: Ok here I go, I know I want to move to San Diego when im 18. I want to be a Real estate agent and get a degree in computers, (I don't know in what though.) So i figure that I can go to Real Estate School for five weeks, work at night at a nursing home(I have much expierence here since both my mom and bro have worked there, their whole lives), and go to school during the day plus work as a Real Estate Agent. So I guess what I'm asking is, is this possible? Is this a good plan to do Real Estate and get a degree in computers? So ya, any furthur help or comments is appreicated!
- Why do you want to be a real estate agent? Have you ever worked as a sales person? What about the profession is attractive to you? And what aptitude do you believe you have that would make you a success as a real estate agent? If you want real estate to be your career, why do you want a degree in computers? Why does the fact that your mom and brother worked in a nursing home give you experience in working in a nursing home? I guess by now you are probably pretty irritated with me, and I don't blame you, but I am deliberately trying to make you stop and think these things through thoroughly. I suggest you have a nice long talk with your career counselor at your high school and see if (1) he can arrange for you to job shadow a local realtor so that you can learn something about what the job really entails and (2) you can fine tune your aspirations for formal education. I live in San Diego. The real estate market here is cut throat. There are thousands and thousands of agents and agencies and while it may not be difficult to land a job--once you have your license--with a broker, you will only be paid based on commissions you earn (in most cases). A key attribute of a successful agent is his/her knowledge of neighborhoods, which would put you at a disadvatage for a while until you catch up knowing what's what. It is also very expensive to live here. Housing costs, including rentals are quite high. But all that aside: if it is something you really want, obviously you should go for it. But you have to have a much more specific plan and you must be realistic about how many challenges you are going to face and how long it is going to take before you reach your ultimate goal.
- Q: I am finding it hard to track down a job that allows me to further my knowledge and skills and experience rather than keep me stuck in the mundane (minimum wage) jobs. Is getting a Real Estate license a poor idea, specially since the house market is so horrible? Or could I gain from it?Also, what is the best avenue for getting my license?Thank you.
- I can't speak for your area but where I live the real estate license classes used to have about 50 at the peak in 2006, now they have about 10 students per class. From each of the large classes the instructor estimates that only about 1 student still working full-time in real estate. Since you are on commission it can be very difficult starting out. Getting your license though can be fairly easy. Check with the local association of realtors or your local colleges for courses. Every state varies in the number of hours of classes involved. Most likely you will not have to go to around 50-100 hours of class, take the state test and you are an agent.
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| Location | Shandong,China (Mainland) |
| Year Established | 2007 |
| Annual Output Value | Above US$100 Million |
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| Export Percentage | 81% - 90% |
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Table & Chair
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