Basic Survival Tactics for the Remodeler Remodeling expenditures are down more than 10 percent, and most remodelers are struggling to maintain sales volumes and margins. Survival has become a major issue for many companies.
Taking Over the Family Business It was 25 years ago that Scott Mosby bought a $1,300 workers’ comp credit from his father, effectively taking over the two-man family construction business.
Budgeting — the good and the bad Remodelers need to think through all changes in overhead and staffing to survive the worst case, it will force you to deal with your fear and your budget.
Closing the books on 2008 Predictions by both the Joint Center for Housing Studies Remodeling Futures Program and NAHB are for another year of decreasing revenue, but national forecasts have little bearing on the course you should map out for your business.
Hiring a Business Coach A business coach can help your remodeling business and personal life run more smoothly.
A Community goes solar Gayler Construction of Danville, Calif. had heard about programs where homeowners had banded together to negotiate reduced prices from solar providers and thought that would be a good fit for their local community.
Examples of Success in Home Building It's time for some good news. Here are a few examples of home builders who thrive amid an industry in crisis.
A Teacher in Private Equity Land Right when business looked bleak, Michael shed some home-building light on private equity investors.
News & Moves: November 10, 2008 From a new home building company to plunging material prices, the latest news at your fingertips
Glimmer of Hope in Florida A supply and demand equilibrium: Could it be true? One home builder reports good news.
Mortgage Check Chances are, you're offering incentives. But are they documented correctly on your mortgage applications? If your processes are wrong, you could be committing mortgage fraud.