Start and run your own profit-making building contractor business! The business savvy you need to set up and manage a profit-making enterprise! Key Features and Benefits * Includes Fast-Track Code Facts * Quick Calculations * Includes Fast-Track Code Facts * Land development tips and techniques for builders * "Getting Computerised" chapter updated * Tips boxes added throughout
Start and run your own profit-making building contractor business! The business savvy you need to set up and manage a profit-making enterprise! Key Features and Benefits * Includes Fast-Track Code Facts * Quick Calculations * Includes Fast-Track Code Facts * Land development tips and techniques for builders * "Getting Computerised" chapter updated * Tips boxes added throughoutHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
R. Dodge Woodson (Brunswick, ME) has over 20 years' experience as a home builder, contractor, master plumber, and real estate broker. He is the author of many McGraw-Hill books, including Be A Successful Building Contractor 2/e, and National Plumbing Codes Handbook 2/e.
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Introduction Chapter 1: Welcome to the Construction Industry Chapter 2: Getting Your Feet Wet Chapter 3: What Do You Want to Accomplish in Your Building Career? Chapter 4: Taking the Plunge Chapter 5: Getting Organized and Ready to Work Chapter 6: 15 Mistakes Builders Make That You Can Avoid Chapter 7: The Pros and Cons of Building Model Homes Chapter 8: Courting Bankers Chapter 9: Selling Without Having a House to Show Chapter 10: Opening Your Own Office Chapter 11: Finding the Best Building Lots Chapter 12: Controlling Desirable Lots in Subdivisions Without Buying Them Chapter 13: Developing Your Own Building Lots Chapter 14: Building on Speculation Chapter 15: Selling With Real Estate Brokers Chapter 16: Managing Your Time and Your Money Chapter 17: Adding a Computer to Your Toolbox Chapter 18: Keeping Track of Your Cash Chapter 19: Trucks, Tools, Equipment, and Inventory Chapter 20: Subcontractors, Suppliers, and Building Officials Chapter 21: Bidding Methods That Really Work Chapter 22: Jobsite Safety Makes Good Sense and Cents Chapter 23: Keeping Your Customers Happy Chapter 24: Creating and Promoting an Attractive Business Image Chapter 25: Hiring Employees Chapter 26: Planning Your Future INDEX
Introduction Chapter 1: Welcome to the Construction Industry Chapter 2: Getting Your Feet Wet Chapter 3: What Do You Want to Accomplish in Your Building Career? Chapter 4: Taking the Plunge Chapter 5: Getting Organized and Ready to Work Chapter 6: 15 Mistakes Builders Make That You Can Avoid Chapter 7: The Pros and Cons of Building Model Homes Chapter 8: Courting Bankers Chapter 9: Selling Without Having a House to Show Chapter 10: Opening Your Own Office Chapter 11: Finding the Best Building Lots Chapter 12: Controlling Desirable Lots in Subdivisions Without Buying Them Chapter 13: Developing Your Own Building Lots Chapter 14: Building on Speculation Chapter 15: Selling With Real Estate Brokers Chapter 16: Managing Your Time and Your Money Chapter 17: Adding a Computer to Your Toolbox Chapter 18: Keeping Track of Your Cash Chapter 19: Trucks, Tools, Equipment, and Inventory Chapter 20: Subcontractors, Suppliers, and Building Officials Chapter 21: Bidding Methods That Really Work Chapter 22: Jobsite Safety Makes Good Sense and Cents Chapter 23: Keeping Your Customers Happy Chapter 24: Creating and Promoting an Attractive Business Image Chapter 25: Hiring Employees Chapter 26: Planning Your Future INDEX
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