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Foreclosure After Contractor Botches Home Remodeling
Added November 21, 2008 by Ilyce R. GlinkWhat can you do when a contractor fails to live up to his contract in a kitchen remodeling project? Hire an attorney to go over the contract with you to understand your rights in this botched remodeling situation. It's especially hard if you later face foreclosure on the same home.
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What Needs To Be Included In A Contractor's Bid?
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Before starting any sort of major home renovation or remodeling project, you will want to get bids from contractors and compare price estimates. A bid from a contractor should not be a single number estimate. You will want to see a detailed, multi-page report with a line item for everything that…
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