Waterproof Abrasives Sanding Paper for Wall and Machine
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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 | |||||||||||||||||||
per carton | 1000 |
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- an agent works for a broker. an appraiser is someone who comes to appraise your house, and a broker was once an agent, but has gone through more classes and has sold more houses in a year to become a broker. brokers make the most money. though being an appraiser is pretty neat because there are only a few of them out there.
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- You would normally find the requirements to become a Florida real estate on their web site. Google Florida real estate agent license requirements. The site would list the classroom requirements, any convictions and if they would be listed misdemeanors or felonies and if you could be approved for a real estate license based on any conviction you might have had. Once you are on the Florida state real estate website, you might be able to download an application,which normally would explain if there are law infractions you would be required to list and if the offense is a disqualifying factor. In some states you might have these type records sealed and it would be as if the conviction never happened. You might check to see if Florida has this type law and the requirements to have your records sealed. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. FIGHT ON
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- Can anyone predict how the real estate market will be in two years...? God I wish! I have been in strategic planning and real estate finance for many years. You are asking a question millions of Americans are faced with today. If it's bighting the bullet then obviously you don't have confidence that it is a NEED. Listen, millionaires will be made form this market for buying while prices are down and holding for a few years. It's a market over-correction. Here is YOUR litmus test: Do I NEED a new home? Is this home WHERE I need it to be? Can I afford the payments and upkeep? Does this home serve my purpose? If you answered yes to at least two of those you shouldn't have any fear. If you answered yes to three you're wasting time. If you answered yes to all four write the check. Condos had their heyday from 2003 to 2006. Don't look to accumulate wealth in condos - although it CAN still happen. Will condos in North LA continue to decline in value? Your friend doesn't know - he's guessing. But it's probably a good guess. If the wrong person gets elected and they don't have the experience or connections to guide us through this really not good time you can bet the market will tumble farther. It's all but guaranteed. If the economy continues to slide you're just in the same boat with everyone else. If the market recovers prices should climb slowly for a couple of years then begin to improve on scale. Weigh your need against the purchase. Best to you in your decision! (If you find someone who can truly predict the real estate market - marry them!)
- Q: I know some real estate agents around, but, I don't have the first clue in what to do. I need some questions answered, like what are the first steps in becoming an agent? What kind of classes do i need to take? How many hours of classes? Mature answers only please.
- Tonya, are you financially, emotionally and intellecturally ready to become a business owner? Have you prepared to own your own business? Do you have capital (money saved)? Can you begin this new business without having another source of income? Is the timing right for you to start your own business? If you answer yes, then here's the scoop; You take whatever classes your state requires and probably have to pass a state exam. If you pass, you are licensed, but you have to find a Broker to park your license with. You can not operate as an individual (that requires a Brokers license). Once you have a broker, part of this is to negotiate the terms of your business relationship with the broker. Most will take trainee's such as yourself, but you have no bargaining power. Most places the split will be 45/55 until you reach a certain quota, or dollar volume. You will have to pay for all your advertising, office supplies, and any education required, plus you'll have personal expenses, such as a car, insurance to carry people in your car, other business expenses, E&O Insurance... Then you have to pay full bore on your taxes and health insurance, and more...have money to live on day to day. In today's market you can expect it to take up to 6 months or more before you make a paycheck. And remember you don't get the whole 6%! If you're lucky you'll get 45% of 3%, then have expenses for marketing that property if it's your listing. You're somewhat better off with buyers, except for car/gas expenses. Now don't get me wrong, I am not trying to discourage you. If anything, I want you to have all the facts up front before you take your first class. You need to know before you decide. And I'm telling you straight. Good Luck!
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- 1. Don’t wait for the right time. 2. Start bigger, sooner. 3. Don’t sell appreciating assets just yet. 4. Invest using a self-directed individual retirement account (IRA).
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Waterproof Abrasives Sanding Paper for Wall and Machine
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