the third generation of co-extruded ASA wpc wallboard 120*16
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- Loading Port:
- Fuzhou
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 900 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 3600 m²/month
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Company Introduction
Our company-Fu Jian JianYuan WPC Science&Technology Co., Ltd, located in Luo Yuan industry park, Nan Pin city, Fu Jian province,with sales department in Xia Men city, is devoted to developing the third generation of co-extruded wood plastic composite items with the surface of ASA material and internal PVC foam materials.
All of our items have been authorized by ISO9001 quality test system, MA,AL,CNAS,SGS and reached the international standard ,even more than the national standard.In addition,we
has achieved 14 national invention and utility patents.
Performance of our products
1.using the most advanced double-machine co-extruded technology recently;
2. waterproof,anti-insect,fire prevention, UV and weather resistance,maintenance-free, eco-friendly;
3.natural wood texture and appearance;
4.30 years' lifetime;
5.easy installment;
6.providing relative certification according to customers' requirement.
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- Q: ok, so im interested in becoming a real estate agent, wondering if anyone had any feedback on where they are now, and how they got there. also did anyone got to college or university to study or get there licence? any feedback would be great thanks!!
- While you are in real estate business, you will deal with a plethora of people, which includes brokers, realtors, property managers, buyers, inspectors, sellers, loan officers, builders, mortgage brokers, as well as appraisers. You will need these people at some point of time during your career as a real estate agent. Therefore, you should maintain a list of contacts that can be of help to your business. At some point of time, you might need to follow up with them. No matter what others say, but you will need internet at some point for sure. Many Real Estate agents can survive in the domain for long, owing to references from close ones, others has to rely on the power of the internet and social media channels to make their presence felt. For almost all real estate agents, it is all about getting a license and making their presence felt in the market. But the wake-up call comes a month after when you aren’t able to crack a deal on just the basis of a license. Therefore, a detailed plan about how to go ahead and succeed in the domain of real estate is quite required. You need to learn from your peers and assist mentors to learn. The more you will learn, the better you will become. A career in real estate can be quite rewarding and gratifying. You just need to go in the right direction and work really hard in order to carve a niche as a successful real estate agent.
- Q: I have been in car sales and I cannot stand it. The hours are long and you are stuck in the same place for 10 to 12 hours at a time. I am wondering if real estate sales is similar or Is it much different?
- both have worth and their own ways and styles .
- Q: I need the website for Bank of America real estate agents wanting to do short-sales.
- If you own a home and your lender is Bank of America and they have turned you down for a loan modification, there's a good chance if you ask they will recommend a real estate agent in your area that handles short sales. That agent will in no way be an employee of Bank of America. Some banks have preferred lists of agents who know how to navigate their bureaucratic procedures when it comes to short sales. Otherwise, if you interview agents in your area you'll want to know it he/she is familiar with or have experience with Equator which is the system B of A uses to process short sales.
- Q: I live in Kansas and have been very interested in becoming a real estate agent. Could anyone please explain the process I would have to go through in order to achieve this goal. I understand there are courses that must be taken before an exam, but so far I have only found online classes available. Are there any courses that are in a classroom? Any information on this subject would be very helpful. Thank you in advance.
- Kemperk has answered you well as far as specifics. I would also encourage you to visit the local board of REALTORS and ask a lot of questions. Being a real estate agent requires personal resources to get your business up and going. Your earnings are 100% commission based and you have to pay your own way for local board membership. NAR membership, Kansas Association of REALTORS, MLS fees, broker split with any transactions, your own gas, computer, computer connection, cell phone service, additional advertising and the list goes on. All of this is paid out of pocket before your first transaction closes and you collect your first check. The State mandated basic course is usually paid by the student, the fee the State charges to take the test and fee for the license once you have passed the test. It may take you two to six months to close your first transaction if you really get out there and generate leads. I haven't covered but the tip of the iceberg but it can be a great business and a lot of money can be made but the truth of the matter is the average agent may only close a few transactions in a year and if lucky make $20 to $30k. Most will make far less but if you like people, sales, are willing to be taught and know how to manage money you will do well.
- Q: Would like a professional opinion on when the texas real estate market will improve
- All real estate values are extremely local. So much so that I have seen a store sell a location and move next door (and spend thousands to move and thousands more for the transaction) to an identical size and shaped space- just because the location (next door!) was better. Just within my city in North Texas there are huge differences in market activity from block to block. I have one transaction closing next week where the buyer has agreed to pay more than the mortgage company appriasal value- and that normally tells me that the market around that home is pretty strong. I know other areas just a few miles away that don't seem to have any buyers. There are a lot of ways that location matter of course- not just how the neighborhood looks. If people in your area feel very secure about their jobs then they are more likely to buy a house. If the schools are good in your area then people might be more likely to move to your area. If the transportation works well in your area, If the recreation in your area, if the government in your area, if the enviroiment in your area...all those things figure into location. If you look at the foreclosure rates for Texas and compare them to the nationwide statistics you will find we are doing much better than the rest of the country in that area. In my area the Barnet shale is pumping large amounts of money into the economy- kind of like very large stimulos checks each month. What you maybe asking is when will my home go up in price?. I can not predict the future price even on my own home. I can tell you that My home did not seem to go up in value this last year- I think it may go up a small amount this next year. I think in part the national economy is holding us back- but I do not believe my home has gone down in value at all in the last four years- and there are very few areas of the country where a homeowner can say that.
- Q: My boyfriend and I are trying to get into a real estate class......However we can't afford it. I work for a real estate company. Is it possible to get my broker to pay for it, but we sign a contract saying we will work for this company as agents and pay him back in payments or as our commission comes in? Is this called sponsering..?
- Talk to your Broker and I think its possible that he may want to develop a long term relationship. A big part of real estate is communications and this may serve to be a real opportunity for you. Best to you
- 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.
- Q: So I have to do a paper on a job that I would have interest in pursuing after graduation and if you could answer my questions, that would be great! Especially any real estate agents that live in the South Carolina area.Give me a brief job description.What are some daily tasks that you must perform?What is your base salary and about how much it is with commission?Benefits?Opportunities for advancement? Education requirements?Skills needed?
- Real estate agent Required education: 60+ hours classroom work on fundamentals of Real Estate Required state licensure Compensation: 100% comission, no health/life/dental benefits Required Skills: Marketing both of self and real estate, writing/developing advertising, networking, ability to approach people independently to offer services of selling and or helping with a purchase, negotiation skills. Training is provided and paid for individually or via a larger cut of your gross sales.
- Q: how much would a real estate agent make in a month full time
- It varies a lot. Real Estate agents all over the US right now are waiting tables because so few people are buying houses. Good Luck but I would estimate 5-7 years before making a decent income in real estate.
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the third generation of co-extruded ASA wpc wallboard 120*16
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Fuzhou
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 900 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 3600 m²/month
OKorder Service Pledge
Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery
OKorder Financial Service
Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing
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