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You’ve Really Stepped Into It Now!
How safety conscience is your remodeling contractor? Is he or she ensuring that you, your family, and all workers on your project are safe and or working safely? Your contractor, may not have a safety plan in place which may … Continue reading
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Does Flashy Marketing Make Your Contractor a Pro?
With so much emphasis on social media, SEO, and web based marketing, does a flashy website, colorful magazine ads, or portfolio full of beautiful pictures make a contractor a professional? If you are not careful or being diligent you may … Continue reading
You’re Supposed to be the Expert
If one has never experienced a home renovation it’s a little tough getting some comfort with what to expect. Even after following everyone’s advice on checking the contractor out, reviewing plans, scope of work, and dotting the i’s and crossing … Continue reading
My Realtor Said It Only Needed $3,000 in Repairs
As a rehab consultant I assist home buyers who purchase foreclosures or resales using either the FHA 203k loan or Fannie Mae’s programs. Some of these programs allow home buyers to acquire a home for a low down payment without … Continue reading