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Women are the fastest growing
Not only are women creating
How can women maintain,
Seniors have been highly targeted,
Why is that? Are there ways that
The table of content, below,
How can we proactively protect our
Families & Real Estate Investors
Whether it is for personal use
How do I hire a contractor who
Each Guide Includes These Points of Interest
Table of Content
Appendix A- License requirements for
residential & commercial areas.
Copyright 1996 - 2007
Many homeowners want to become the General
Contractor (GC) so they can have the power to
change nuances at a whim. If they planned properly,
a homeowner would not need to make changes to
the plan once the project had started.
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Home Guides
Hiring A Contractor
demographic of homeowners
throughout the United States
and Canada, single or married.
households in these dwellings,
they are also buying property
to offer as rental units.
manage and protect their
property without going broke?
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Hiring A Contractor
by scammers, cheats and liars
over the past few decades.
we all can protect ourselves?
highlights the depth of this
guide.
selves against scams, cheats & liars?
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To Hiring A Contractor
are yet another demographic of
homeowner who's goal is to create
a liveable and tranquil space as
well as to build equitable value.
or an income producing investment,
how we maintain and care for our
homes are quite similar.
will not destroy my investment?
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Chapter 01- Anything can be built.
Chapter 02- Murphy's Laws.
Chapter 03- Trust & respect.
Chapter 04- Scams, cheats & liars.
Chapter 05- Where to find a service provider.
Chapter 06- Trusting references.
Chapter 07- Portfolio of accomplishments.
Chapter 08- Interviewing a service provider.
Chapter 09- Hiring a new service provider.
Chapter 10- Can I be my own General Contractor?
Chapter 11- Planning your projects.
Chapter 12- Always have a backup plan.
Chapter 13- Being responsible for your own home.
Chapter 14- Building Inspectors, don't they cause trouble?
Chapter 15- License requirements.
Chapter 16- Insurance requirements.
Chapter 17- Demanding only the best.
Chapter 18- Pricing.
Chapter 19- What a service provider should provide for you.
Chapter 20- Everything you should see on a contract.
Chapter 21- Warrantees, what are they good for?
Chapter 22- Signing of the contract.
Appendix B- Official building codes & types
of books available.
Appendix C- Homeowner's Criteria List (HCL)
Tear-out sheet.
Appendix D- Individual State's web site
addresses.
Appendix E- Emergency & household phone
list forms - Tear-out sheet.
Appendix F- Parts of a home.