501 Contractor Tips
This book is full of my personal successes and failures as a contractor and construction worker. It's been a long journey and I'm sure there's more lessons to learn in the future. I'm sharing some of the ones I've already experienced, in hopes that you will learn to profit from them.
Why should you have to repeat the same mistakes I made? 25 years ago, I would've paid $500 for the information inside this book. Heck, I probably would've paid $1000 for the information inside this book. You don't need to learn the hard way, if you know what I mean.
When I first started, I had problems dealing with my clients and other construction workers. After that, I had problems getting paid on time or getting paid period. Then I had to deal with the ultimate problem, either too much or not enough work. The challenges were often over whelming.
I had to make a change and that change led me to learn more about construction, business and psychology. The more I learned, the easier my job became and this motivated me to start learning about other things, which made my job even easier.
I was your average student in school who started his construction business at 25 years old, with less than $1000 in the bank. If you're struggling and having problems with your construction business, this small investment could change your entire life.
Table of Contents
About The Author
Introduction
Starting Your Construction Business
Making More Money
Staying in Business
Develop Better Social Skills
Personal Development
Screening Clients And Homeowners
Hiring Employees
Insurance, Bonds And License
Banking And Accounting
Office and Workplace
Taxes
Job Estimating
Selling The Job
Pricing Strategies
Construction Contracts
Building Plans
Building and Planning Department
Architects and Engineers
Developing Good Jobsite Skills
Construction Safety
Billing Your Clients And Collecting Your Money
Contractor’s Beware
Contractor Tips
Red Flags to All Contractors
Red Flags To All Homeowners
Advertising And Marketing
Creating a Website
Dealing With Problems
Dealing with Other Contractors
Working with Real Estate Professionals
Setting Up Appointments
Things Clients Are Looking For
Investing Your Profits
Recommended Reading Lists
Visit the Website at http://www.501.gregvan.com
Education is the key to success my friend, so let's get started on your journey towards a better life as a successful contractor & money making machine!
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Why should you have to repeat the same mistakes I made? 25 years ago, I would've paid $500 for the information inside this book. Heck, I probably would've paid $1000 for the information inside this book. You don't need to learn the hard way, if you know what I mean.
When I first started, I had problems dealing with my clients and other construction workers. After that, I had problems getting paid on time or getting paid period. Then I had to deal with the ultimate problem, either too much or not enough work. The challenges were often over whelming.
I had to make a change and that change led me to learn more about construction, business and psychology. The more I learned, the easier my job became and this motivated me to start learning about other things, which made my job even easier.
I was your average student in school who started his construction business at 25 years old, with less than $1000 in the bank. If you're struggling and having problems with your construction business, this small investment could change your entire life.
Table of Contents
About The Author
Introduction
Starting Your Construction Business
Making More Money
Staying in Business
Develop Better Social Skills
Personal Development
Screening Clients And Homeowners
Hiring Employees
Insurance, Bonds And License
Banking And Accounting
Office and Workplace
Taxes
Job Estimating
Selling The Job
Pricing Strategies
Construction Contracts
Building Plans
Building and Planning Department
Architects and Engineers
Developing Good Jobsite Skills
Construction Safety
Billing Your Clients And Collecting Your Money
Contractor’s Beware
Contractor Tips
Red Flags to All Contractors
Red Flags To All Homeowners
Advertising And Marketing
Creating a Website
Dealing With Problems
Dealing with Other Contractors
Working with Real Estate Professionals
Setting Up Appointments
Things Clients Are Looking For
Investing Your Profits
Recommended Reading Lists
Visit the Website at http://www.501.gregvan.com
Education is the key to success my friend, so let's get started on your journey towards a better life as a successful contractor & money making machine!
501 Contractor Tips
This book is full of my personal successes and failures as a contractor and construction worker. It's been a long journey and I'm sure there's more lessons to learn in the future. I'm sharing some of the ones I've already experienced, in hopes that you will learn to profit from them.
Why should you have to repeat the same mistakes I made? 25 years ago, I would've paid $500 for the information inside this book. Heck, I probably would've paid $1000 for the information inside this book. You don't need to learn the hard way, if you know what I mean.
When I first started, I had problems dealing with my clients and other construction workers. After that, I had problems getting paid on time or getting paid period. Then I had to deal with the ultimate problem, either too much or not enough work. The challenges were often over whelming.
I had to make a change and that change led me to learn more about construction, business and psychology. The more I learned, the easier my job became and this motivated me to start learning about other things, which made my job even easier.
I was your average student in school who started his construction business at 25 years old, with less than $1000 in the bank. If you're struggling and having problems with your construction business, this small investment could change your entire life.
Table of Contents
About The Author
Introduction
Starting Your Construction Business
Making More Money
Staying in Business
Develop Better Social Skills
Personal Development
Screening Clients And Homeowners
Hiring Employees
Insurance, Bonds And License
Banking And Accounting
Office and Workplace
Taxes
Job Estimating
Selling The Job
Pricing Strategies
Construction Contracts
Building Plans
Building and Planning Department
Architects and Engineers
Developing Good Jobsite Skills
Construction Safety
Billing Your Clients And Collecting Your Money
Contractor’s Beware
Contractor Tips
Red Flags to All Contractors
Red Flags To All Homeowners
Advertising And Marketing
Creating a Website
Dealing With Problems
Dealing with Other Contractors
Working with Real Estate Professionals
Setting Up Appointments
Things Clients Are Looking For
Investing Your Profits
Recommended Reading Lists
Visit the Website at http://www.501.gregvan.com
Education is the key to success my friend, so let's get started on your journey towards a better life as a successful contractor & money making machine!
Why should you have to repeat the same mistakes I made? 25 years ago, I would've paid $500 for the information inside this book. Heck, I probably would've paid $1000 for the information inside this book. You don't need to learn the hard way, if you know what I mean.
When I first started, I had problems dealing with my clients and other construction workers. After that, I had problems getting paid on time or getting paid period. Then I had to deal with the ultimate problem, either too much or not enough work. The challenges were often over whelming.
I had to make a change and that change led me to learn more about construction, business and psychology. The more I learned, the easier my job became and this motivated me to start learning about other things, which made my job even easier.
I was your average student in school who started his construction business at 25 years old, with less than $1000 in the bank. If you're struggling and having problems with your construction business, this small investment could change your entire life.
Table of Contents
About The Author
Introduction
Starting Your Construction Business
Making More Money
Staying in Business
Develop Better Social Skills
Personal Development
Screening Clients And Homeowners
Hiring Employees
Insurance, Bonds And License
Banking And Accounting
Office and Workplace
Taxes
Job Estimating
Selling The Job
Pricing Strategies
Construction Contracts
Building Plans
Building and Planning Department
Architects and Engineers
Developing Good Jobsite Skills
Construction Safety
Billing Your Clients And Collecting Your Money
Contractor’s Beware
Contractor Tips
Red Flags to All Contractors
Red Flags To All Homeowners
Advertising And Marketing
Creating a Website
Dealing With Problems
Dealing with Other Contractors
Working with Real Estate Professionals
Setting Up Appointments
Things Clients Are Looking For
Investing Your Profits
Recommended Reading Lists
Visit the Website at http://www.501.gregvan.com
Education is the key to success my friend, so let's get started on your journey towards a better life as a successful contractor & money making machine!
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940012192257 |
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| Publisher: | Greg Vanden Berge |
| Publication date: | 03/15/2011 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 125 |
| File size: | 89 KB |
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