num_pages: 131
description: Ron Berger spent 41 years working for both good and bad builders. Only two stood out as really “good” builders; the rest fell below that mark. Ron points out the many different aspects of building that will affect the buyers’ perception of a builder. Learn what makes a good builder and what to look for when you have doubts. To the builders he points out ways to change from an “also ran” builder to one that is in demand. Create products for which people are really willing to pay what you ask—even in bad times. To all readers, whether buying new or used—check up on builders’ and contractors’ backgrounds and references. Only you can prevent forest fires, as the saying goes. A good contractor will gladly supply all that’s needed. Spend your money wisely and you will enjoy it for a long time.
language: English
title: The House That Ron Built
titlecomplete: The House That Ron Built
publisher: PublishAmerica