Make sure they don’t sub work out to a contractor that is not insured or bonded. It is very common for a contract company to sub out work to contractors that are not insured and bonded. Another danger of contractor subbing work out is if they don’t pay their sub, sub can put a mechanics lien on your house and you will have to pay even if you have already paid contractor.

Set a definite timeframe for work to begin and for completion and get it in writing. Nothing is worse than to have a project drag on not knowing when they are going to show up and finish.

Never, ever pay for entire project in advance. If you do contractor has no incentive to finish or even start. When you no longer have money you are no longer in control! It is customary with most contractors that you pay a portion up front. On a large project hold back as much money as you can until end. The incentive to finish must be motivated by cash at end of project.

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So what is so mysterious about building your own home? What do builders have access to that you don’t? Nothing, this is fact that not to many people know. I built my own home. Am I some kind of rocket scientist, not hardly? The fact is you can save thousands of dollars and have home of your dreams. We saved 40% and have a beautiful home that is exactly what we wanted.

You have access to Building Contractors, House Plans, land, materials and financing. You just don’t know it! You see General Contractors just put it all together and present it to masses, at a hefty markup of course!

Building your own home is very similar to all other important tasks that you have mastered in your life. You study information follow a process and commit to task. Is it easy no, is it worth it, yes.

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