Waterproof Abrasives Sanding Paper for the Buildings
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Waterproof Abrasives Sanding Paper for the Buildings
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A | Kraft (Cwt) | R/R | 60 | 80 | 100 | 120 | 150 | 180 | 220 | 240 | 280 | 320 | 360 | 400 | 500 | 600 | 800 | 1000 | 1200 | 1500 | 2000 |
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- Q: How did you get started? How did you get the money to purchase your first house? How many homes do you own? Do you flip houses? Please explain...Any pointers to a young female trying to get involved in investing in real estate?
- the only advice I have is don't try to flip if you know nothing about real estate...especially in this market./.....buy yourself a good solid house to live in that is in a great area but needs some work that you can do....good luck
- Q: Our friend is a real estate agent. He just sold the house that we are living in. We have been looking for a new home for a long time, but can't find anything pre-existing that we want to buy despite his best efforts. We have decided to build new. We know the builder well and I am an attorney so I feel completely comfortable proceeding with new construction without the help of our friend. We could add 1-3% to the sales price so that we can give our friend a commission, but that would be stretching our budget more than I feel comfortable. My spouse and I have been fighting about whether to bite the bullet and include him or not. I feel obligated and I don't want to cause hard feelings; my spouse says I'm being silly. Help?
- I understand your dilemma and would be in the same quandary if in your seat. I’m certain that you can handle the transaction by yourself. Just a little side note- Perhaps you may be aware that in some states, an attorney may apply to sell real estate without taking real estate educational courses. Practicing attorneys (members of the State Bar) exceed the educational requirements for salesperson licensees, and meet the educational requirements for broker licensees. In addition, some state laws provide broker licensees expanded abilities for practicing attorneys. I just thought that this is an interesting fact. Being loyal to a friend is a very important and frequently overlooked virtue. With that said, here's my answer as follows: Stretching your budget to pay an unnecessary fee just isn't practical. Neither is bickering with your spouse. I would explain to your friend that funds are tight, but that you looked at every possible way to pay them a fee. Perhaps you could take them out for lunch and have a heart- to- heart discussion. Promise that you will spread their name around in a positive manner to friends, family, neighbors, and colleagues. A real estate sales person will appreciate your referrals and provide them with instant credibility. People who are not your real friend will not accept any excuse as being satisfactory; true friends really don't need an excuse.
- Q: I am using a non-traditional agent from Help-U-Sell. We have listed our house and after 1 month we have held 3 open houses (1 of which was during a severe rain storm), and had Easter on 1 of the Sundays. We have had a total of 8 people stop by during the open house, none of whom expressed interest in buying the house. Not a single person has scheduled a walk through to date.Help-U-Sell doesnt use the MLS unless I request them to - and I am trying to save on the cost of the commission.What should a good agent be doing to sell my house? Do they do more than just list the house and wait? Need to know if I just need to sit and wait (and hope) or if there are more active ways to assist in the selling of my house.
- I understand your frustration. The housing market across the country is flat and things are just not moving. You are absolutely correct your agent is suppose to be working for you, not just waiting for someone to come along and buy the house. If your house is being shown, your agent should be contacting you with feed-back on what the comments of those looking at the house are and if there are anythings you could do to help your house sell faster. If you truly feel that your agent is not working for you and doing things that you have contracted her to do, talk to the Broker who runs the office. Explain that you feel the agent is not doing their job and request to be released from the listing agreement. Most Brokers will void the contract when someone is truly not happy with their agent. Good luck, hope things work out for you.
- Q: hi~ about 10 years ago i bought a house with my borther in CA, and at that time the house is under me and my brother's name, but about a year ago my bro told me to sign a contract so he can refinanc the house, cus he's always beening nice to me so i didn't actually read the things, but about a month ago one of my friend who is a real estate agent told me that my name is no longer under the house, he is now saying i never gave any money to him to buy the house, and around this month he is selling the house, is there any ways i could get my money back?
- You do have a problem. You need to attack the deed to your brother as a 'fraud in the factum.' There are two kinds of transactional fraud: fraud in the inducement and fraud in the factum. Fraud in the inducement would be where your brother said, 'sign this deed and after I refi the house, I'll put your name back on it.' Your claim is that you would not have signed without his promise. This case would lose. Fraud in the factum results because he had you sign a document, a deed, while saying it was a contract to enable him to refi the house. Very hard case, but potentially winnable. Speak to an attorney, you need to sue your brother for this fraud. This is not a case of not reading the contract. It's a case where a person you used to love and trust lied to you and misled you and stole from you. Very different from what the Brand X poster described, but then, I actually went to law school and have 30 years' experience counseling clients and suing bad guys. I am sorry that your brother turns out to be a rotter. You will need to file a notice of pendency BEFORE the house closes escrow...and that will put the kibosh on the closing. Do it right away, and be prepared to move out, 'cos your brother sounds like a potentially dangerous grifter. The poster below me (he was above me, but you should be able to tell whom I'm referring to) is a person who appears to be impersonating an attorney. He has enough knowledge to get things right once in a while, but this (as is usually the case) is an area where actually graduating from law school would teach one how to respond to this problem. That he got this so very wrong emphasizes that he's not an attorney. Nor has he done much real estate title underwriting, or he would know that the fraudulent conveyance risk is one of the most common causes of loss in the industry. Seriously, what do you have to lose by filing a lis pendens? You've already lost your brother, that's evident (and sad, you have my sympathy).
- Q: i just got my real estate licenses.
- I'm assuming that you are not yet working with a broker. If not, that is probably the first thing to do. From there, the broker should have some ways to help. I don't think you can consumate any deals without a broker. You can list, and you can't sell without a broker....so go and do that first. If you are already with a roker and they have not provided any assistance in this effort , then move you license to another broker. If you already have a broker and are just looking for additional ideas..try this one below. Get some transparent labels from Office Depot and make some labels to stick on paper money. Every time you spend your money, point out your service to the cashier....or anybody else you give or spend the money with.
- Q: Can anyone tell me who is a real estate agent... I want to get my licence and I live in Iowa. I was wondering if I move out of Iowa how hard it is to renew your licence for another state, and how long does it take to change states? Any other info about real estate would be helpful. Also do you enjoy your job? My mom says real estate agents is kind of a dead job because there are soo many but I really enjoy real estate. Thanks so much!!!
- Attend open residences. Also, opt for up the neighborhood truly property books that they supply out without spending a dime. Find a couple of residences you prefer and get in touch with the directory agent and ask to peer the apartment. That will supply you a risk to satisfy a couple of neighborhood retailers and spot if there may be any person you mesh good with. We used Remax with our final acquire/and promote. However, I could now not base my resolution on a precise manufacturer identify....each and every realtor is special and certain. Try to stay with a manufacturer that has a extra good recognized identify (none of the ones discounted costs locations or tiny corporations) so you already know you're getting probably the most correct know-how feasible. If feasible, it could be exceptional if the agent was once practically your age, in order that they are able to relate to why you're watching for special points or places, and will greater foresee different properties that can be excellent for you that might be you're overlooking as being reasonably unfamiliar with the field. Good success! Look at a few residences earlier than making any presents!
- Q: what is a real estate developer and is a real estate developer thesame thing as a real estate investor and if there are not the same thing than who normally makes more money in a more normal economy.then my number two question is what is the difference betweena real estate holding company and a real estate development company?
- a person or company who buy or option land for the purpose of rezoning, improving, planning, financing and building real estate product with the intention of making a profit is a developer. A real estate investor could be the above entity if they opted to retain in their portfolio the above product. Also, a real estate investor could be one who buys finished product which is leased on a long-term or semi-long-term basis, looking for both a return on cash and a return on investment (which anticipates debt-service, depreciation, management, etc.) A real estate holding company purchases leased investments, sometimes manages them and parcels out ownership interests similar to a mutual fund. The development company was first explained above. Each make a lot of money, but the developer takes the most risk, subject to the vagaries of the market, and vacancies.
- Q: I am partnering with someone doing Real Estate Wholesaling. I find the buyers and he get the houses e need under contract. Now usually I do this by myself but how do I give a buyer to my partner. Do I just say it is a referral or do I say he is my partner and we are working together on this?
- With okorder -- on how to partner when wholesaling. There's a ton of good stuff there on all aspects of creative real estate investing. Usually, when two or more investors are working together, they refer to each other as partners. It doesn't mean you need a formal written agreement--although that oftne would be preferable. What it means is that you're partnering up on the deal. You really have two questions: How do you deal with buyers, and how do you deal with the person putting the house under contract. I assume you have some relationship worked out with the person who's putting the house under contract. If not, you should. And, preferably in writing, though lots of investors do rely on handshakes. And you can split the deal whatever way you want. Just make sure you and your partner are clear on what the compensation method will be. As for dealing with buyers, get all the buyer information you normally do: what they're looking for, how much they have for a deposit or down payment, whether they'd buy outright or use a lease-option to buy, what they want to pay, and so on. Really, as much detail as possible. You already know all that. You explain to the buyer: I have a partner who finds homes for buyers like yourself. Here is his contact information. With your permission, I'll let him know that you'll be contacting him. That way, he can begin searching for a house that will work for you. Is that OK? Of course it'll be OK. Then, as soon as you have a chance, send the buyer's information to your partner. That does a couple of things: It really does let the other investor start searching for homes that meet the buyer's needs. And It alerts the investor that when John Smith contacts him, that that's a lead you provided, and that you'll be entitled to whatever portion of the deal you two have worked out. It works a lot better to say partner than referral. Hope that helps.
- Q: When you get your real estate license, do you have to pay a certain amount of money every year or every few years etc to keep you license up to date? If so how much? Do you also have to take any extra classes after your licensed to keep your license up to date? If so how many how often? I live in IL. Any info about being a realtor would be great.
- Hi Tyler, Yes, you are going to desire a license. The state of California has handed a regulation that a truly property license is wanted if you're making plans to paintings below the supervision of a certified dealer. You can nonetheless get your license if you don't instantly plan to be hired via a dealer; nevertheless, you are going to no longer be equipped to participate in movements that require a license. You must take California truly property license examination.
- Q: I am intersted in becoming a real estate agent. The situation is: I am currently attending college for my master of bus. adm. (MBA). 1. What is the duration of a real estate class? How many weeks, and hours per day?2. How difficult is the exam for licensure?3. What are the costs--for the course and the license itself?4. Given the demand of the career, is it possible to be a real estate agent while attending college (I will be taking two classes at a time--one during the week at night and one on saturday morning).I would appreciate any honest opinion!Thanks!!!
- 1. What is the duration of a real estate class? How many weeks, and hours per day? Depends on the real estate school you attend and your state's requirements on the number of hours. For instance, in NC one no longer just becomes a real estate licensee. You have to take all the classwork necessary and pass exams to become a broker. 2. How difficult is the exam for licensure? Depends on how hard you study. 3. What are the costs--for the course and the license itself? Some range just under $400. Want to make sure you have multiple opportunities to retake the exam if you don't pass the first time. 4. Given the demand of the career, is it possible to be a real estate agent while attending college (I will be taking two classes at a time--one during the week at night and one on saturday morning. I wouldn't think so, however, once you get licensed you can work as a property manager, which is generally a salaried position. This may be more useful than selling real estate, because there are always educational opportunities and seminars you'll want (and have) to attend to get fully up to speed to compete for business. And you'll need to be flexible in order to meet your client's demands. Today, clients want you on their schedule, not the other way around.
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Waterproof Abrasives Sanding Paper for the Buildings
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