Waterpoof Abrasives Sanding Paper for Steel and Inox Surface

Waterpoof Abrasives Sanding Paper for Steel and Inox Surface System 1

Waterpoof Abrasives Sanding Paper for Steel and Inox Surface

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Waterpoof Abrasives Sanding Paper for Steel and Inox Surface

Waterpoof abrasives sanding Paper is made of high-quality alumina sand powder and kraft paper base, and bound with 100% real resin. Waterpoof abrasives sanding Paper is mainly used in the grinding and buffing of automobiles, home furnishings, leather,

home appliance cases, and mechanical parts.Waterpoof abrasives sanding Paper can grind with water and has a highly-polished work piece. It will not contaminate the work piece when operating, and does not create dust pollution. It is moderately soft. Aluminum oxide ,silicon carbide and so on

waterproof abrasives sanding Paper for wet sanding of paints, primes, surfaces of the automobile industries ,abrasives sanding paperalso used for sanding and finishing of plastics, leather ,mechanical components , furniture, precision instrument and hardware .

abrasive	backing	bond	grit size
A	Kraft (Cwt)	R/R	60	80	100	120	150	180	220	240	280	320	360	400	500	600	800	1000	1200	1500	2000
packing quantity		per bale	100
packing quantity		per carton	1000

Standard size 230mm×280mm

(9X11)
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Q: Is there such thing as a real estate company? If there is then what do they do? How can I start a real estate company and how much will I make, will I be rich? What are the steps to opening up my own company and be the owner.: Ok, so you're obviously very young. It's good you're asking questions. First things first, you won't just be rich selling real estate, though you can certainly get rich if you want to. A real estate company employees real estate agents who represent both sellers and buyers in real estate transactions, i.e. selling homes, commercial properties, government properties and a lot of other types of properties. Traditionally you would first have to become an agent and get experience long before you would open up your own company and higher other people. A real estate agent gets a commission when a property is sold (usually 2%-4%), often the buyers agent and the sellers agent will split the commission. The agents work for or contracts with a Real Estate Company and the owner/s of the company get a piece of every agents commission. If you have a big agency or an agency which specializes in high-end homes or commercial properties (or other niche real estate services) and you are successful you can become very rich indeed. Then again, it's a lot of work, making a lot money is not easy, if it was everyone would be doing it. However, you can do it if you want to, most people don't believe in themselves or were brought up not to believe they could achieve great financial success. Do some googling to find out more information on real estate.

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: I am starting a new job this monday, as an &quot;administrator&quot; at a real estate firm. I have done some research about this industry, and the agency I will be working for (old family friends who just opened) have educated me and told me a lot of information, and I'm sure as the time goes on I will be exposed and learn more. I am seriously, in the future of thinking of becoming an agent. Please reply, and only real estate agents who are/or have been in the business (or people who do know about what it's like to be an agent)...your success stories, the pros and cons, is it true, as I have heard that agents can do extremely well? Please tell me everything.Thanks: Have your husband tell her (with you present), in no uncertain terms that she is not to call him regarding this transaction. It is distraction him at work. Have him let her know that from that point on YOU will be handling ALL of the information and decisions regarding this real estate endeavor. I'm curious, does your husband feel the same way about her as you do?? Has he told her to call him with questions? If he doesn't feel the same way, you should let him know who you are feeling. Be sure to approach this in a calm and non-accusatory manner. You don't want to have this woman be the catalyst to a fight. GOOD LUCK!!

Q: My father's interested in buying a house and have it rented out. He's saying it's a really good investment and we can really get a good sum of money from it. Could you give me any websites that talks about all the things related to investing in real estate? I'm curious at all these especially during these hard economic times and money is hard to come by.: Renting is never easy. Where I live there is a gang problem. Never take section 8 tenants, they usually cause endless problems, and damage. If you can't afford the house, without collecting rent for three months, don't do it. Eviction costs $500 and takes three months.

Q: Most jobs will usually ask tell me about yourself? or highschool and college? So I assume this time for real estate interview will be the same as well. I am very bad with talking espeically with job interviews. Please help...where can I start to talk about myself with what topic? I am a quiet student back then. So I'm not that active. Also...most question i had heard before is.. what makes u think u bring benifit in our company? I couldnt ' think of a better professional way to answer it. =(: usually they ask that when they suspect that you are not capable of doing the job. The answer i usually give is, I have the potential of learning and being there for the customer. Customer is the main duty in my job and I will do everything in my power to solve and do my job to the limit. good luck

Q: If real estate exist,then where is false estate?What is this real estate,please tell.: The 'real' in 'real estate' refers to the legal position of the property and means relating to a thing (it derives from the Latin 'realis' meaning actual or matter), as distinguished from a person. Essentially, the law broadly distinguishes between 'real' property (land and anything affixed to it) and 'personal' property or chattels (everything else, such as clothing, furniture, money, livestock etc). The conceptual difference in law is between 'immovable property' like a house or other construction, which would transfer title along with the land, and 'movable property', which a person could lawfully take and would retain title to on disposal or sale of the land. Real estate thus refers to the business of buying, selling, renting and leasing 'real' property - land, buildings and housing. I suppose you could say that 'false estate' would describe the 'movable' or 'personal' property described above. Although it's not actually a term ever used.

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'm trying to determine whether or not I should go to school to become a real estate agent. I'm a stay at home mom, my husband is a contractor and we currently dabble in real estate investment. We only own one property right now which we bought when prices were down, brought up to code/remodelled and will hopefully be selling soon now that the prices in the area have risen substantially. And if it goes well, we might do it again in the future.What I'm really worried about is... can one be a realtor and a real estate investor at the same time? Is it ethical for the same person to be buying, fixing up and selling the house?I'm not just doing this to save a few bucks on realtors fees... I'm generally interested in the real estate industry, revitalizing the neighborhood we live in and helping people find or sell their homes. I just want to make sure there isn't any legal or ethical issues at hand before I enroll in realtor classes or buy any other properties.Thanks in advance.: ok i'll have a shot at this. I'm a relator and will try to walk you through it and hopefully you can come to a good decision. First off yes you can be a real estate investor and agent at the same time, only you must disclose the fact to the Seller and their agent in WRITING before you buy . Secondly you said you wanted to be an agent to save on fees, well this won't be the case to be an agent you have to be assosciated with a broker, the broker owns the listing not you. Sometimes after you have sold a few properties you can sell one of your own without owing the broker a commision, but you'd have to working full time. To retain your licence you must work at least 235 hours per week, 40 weeks out of the yesr. Only way to avoid paying broker a fee is to become a broker to do this you need to have a college degree and 2 year real estate experience, plus proof of financial stability. Also make sure the school you intend to go to is approved by the real estate division in your state, and make sure you know where the testing centre is. Basic start up fees vary depending on the brokerage you decide to work for, varying from a couple hundred buck yo a couple of thousand, then you have relator membership fees, plus business licences and other levies placed by you state, city and muncipility, however if all this doesn't put you off it can be a very rewarding career. Be sure to check out your states education requirements and state specific laws as these vary from state to state by googling the real estate division and your state. I wish you the best of luck

Q: Ideally I want to work for a real estate office and get some first hand experience while obtaining my real estate license. Currently I am unemployed. Can someone help on tips to get a job at a real estate office. Or any other input would be great.. Thank you!: It depends where you are. There are different policy in different countries. Most real estate firms don;t want people without licence. So its best you spend time before you get your licence looking at ways to build your contacts. You need them when you are actually in the business

Q: I am looking to buy a house in West Covina CA.Does any body thing the market will go back to the 1999 levels.&quot;house X&quot; sold for 199000 in 11/1999 in 1-2007 sold for 569000now is 370000. Real Estate experts please help. where is the bottom?back to the low 200K?: I seriously doubt that it will go below $300K to $325K. But, within the next 10 to 15 years, it should be back up to 2007 prices and beyond. That's just the way the real estate cycles work in California - and have since the end of World War II. If you plan on living in the house, or at least keeping it and renting it out, for at least 7 to 10 years, buy it now. It may go down in price a bit more. But, interest rates are extremely low right now and the place will look like a steal 10 years from now, regardless of whether it goes down more or not. Also consider that this is a buyer's market right now. Even though there's lots of inventory for sale, everyone is waiting for the bottom of the market to make their move. But, the only way to know that the market has hit bottom is after the fact, when prices start coming back up. When that happens, everybody will be clamoring to get back into the real estate market. You'll start to see bidding wars that will drive the prices up. Inventory will sell off fast - particularly the most desirable properties - and the perfect homes that may be available today will be gone or more expensive than they are now. If you find something you like now and can afford it, go for it and don't look back. And, then you can look forward to that several thousand dollar stimulus tax credit next April.

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