Investing In Home Improvement Takes Into Account Responsible Personal Finance Management

Overview

Do you occasionally hire home service contractors to deliver on special projects at your home? How have they performed? Whether perfectly or otherwise, if you're a homeowner in the US, or close to being one, this exclusively personal anti-fraud guide can enable you to sharply enhance your hiring acumen. Do it even better.

Most importantly, if you haven't experienced identity theft by an individual or company in the field of neighborhood home contracting, this brief consumer protection exposé can be helpful fortifying your defenses against being conned into this type of catastrophe. Stay sharp.

* This revealing self-help guide is also useful for new homeowners and for those who aspire to also own their own home one day.

Investing In Home Improvement Takes Into Account Responsible Personal Finance Management

Overview

Ghost Contractors are contractors who appear to you as credible pros, but after gaining your confidence, and a sizeable advance to do the work you need, they suddenly disappear without notice. In other words,  after you've disbursed funds to them in advance of doing your home project, some do a little work then stop showing up; others don't show up.  And that's the other definition for what being 'ghosted' entails.

So, this personal guide offers engaging insight for preventing home improvement fraud caused by malicious men and women operating on social networks and in-person, posing as home service contractors. Yet especially by means of virtual  facades they manage to swindle scores of app and social network users in our time. Don't let them get the drop on you. Learn more about 'ghost contractors,' working each conceivable social network, and about how you can detect and avoid them. Let them have the nightmares, instead.

Investing In Home Improvement Takes Into Account Responsible Personal Finance Management