Explains how to build profits, avoid problems in zoning and permits, taxes, time-keeping, and payroll. Unconventional advice on how to invest in inflation, get high appraisals, trade and postpone income, and stay hip-deep in profitable work. A great book at a great price. This book is based on the author's experience as a self-employed general contractor, developer and architect. It describes how to build a prosperous construction contracting or subcontracting company of your own, and how to avoid many of the pitfalls along the way.
Survival comes first.
But getting back on your feet is only the start. Building profits comes next. You won't find conventional advice in this book. Instead, expect to learn what's really needed to survive and thrive as a construction contractor. He's a licensed architect, as well as a general contractor.