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    100 Tips For Contractors: Book 3

    By Greg Vanden Berge

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    About this ebook

    These principles can be applied to almost any business and if you're looking for a few excellent ideas, to jumpstart your business, I highly recommend that you get your hands on this book, as soon as possible.

    Could You Imagine Spending Less Than $10, for a Book That Could Solve Your Estimating Problems and Reduce Waste?

    What Is Job and Office Overhead?

    How Important Is It for Contractors to Listen to Their Clients?

    Should I Rent or Purchase Tools?

    What I Do When a Client Needs Work Done to Their Home, but Doesn't Have Any Money?

    Learn More about Pricing Strategies?

    Just How Important Is a Good Construction Contract?

    If you're concerned with any of these comments and you're tired of just getting by or you're looking for ways to increase your company sales, I recommend that you purchase the entire book, instead of a portion of it.

    This book could literally change your life, if you only applied a few simple principles, within it.

    The Book Consists of 34 Pages.

    Table of Contents

    About The Author
    Introduction
    Taxes
    Job Estimating
    Selling The Job
    Pricing Strategies
    Construction Contracts
    Building Plans
    Building and Planning Department

    About The Author

    Greg Vanden Berge has been a licensed General Building Contractor in the state of California for over 25 years. He's been involved with large projects, involving hundreds of workers and even worked on plenty of projects, by himself.

    Greg got his contractor's license when he was only 25 years old and it's literally been a rough and bumpy road, to success. If you don't mind learning things the hard way, don't purchase this book, because it will make your life as a contractor, a little easier.

    Thanks in advance and I guarantee that you won't be disappointed.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGreg Vanden Berge
    Release dateJun 10, 2011
    ISBN9781458079619
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    100 Tips For Contractors: Book 3
    Author

    Greg Vanden Berge

    Born, raised and still living in Southern California, United States of America. I don't know if I would consider myself to be another typical high school dropout, but in the 11th grade I took and passed a high school equivalency test that allowed me to leave school one year early. From then on it was the school of hard knocks and when I finally figured out this wasn't going to work, became a student of life. I have over 35 years of experience building, remodeling and repairing apartments, condominiums, residential homes and commercial as well as industrial properties. My interests are history, psychology, business, construction, gardening and thoroughly enjoy sharing the things I've learned with anyone willing to listen. There is nothing better than spending time with friends and family having a wonderful meal, a few beers and intelligent conversation.

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