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Jacob Guereca Excited to Join – Legacy Construction: Building More Than Homes
25 September 2025 | 4 replies
The moment I picked up a hammer I was hooked, and that passion still drives me every day, Everyday I strive to be a better tradesman and make a bigger impact on my community with the skills I have learned.
Austin Perreault 14 w. Main
23 September 2025 | 1 reply
As my construction business is doing well and I love what we do, one day I know I will not be able to swing the hammer as well.
Jay Hines Let’s Talk Tenant Turnover—And Why Long-Term Stability = Better ROI
20 September 2025 | 5 replies
Or are you gonna drop the hammer
Nick Roberts Hello. Architect getting into investing & development
12 September 2025 | 6 replies
I also have years of experience swinging a hammer and working for a GC.
James McGovern Escaping flipping to become a new home builder
12 September 2025 | 3 replies
Ensuring everyone swinging a hammer has GL insurance and is licensed if the trade requires.2.  
Jorge Vazquez My biggest challenge managing rehabs has always been contractors
3 September 2025 | 2 replies
What’s been your experience managing contractors—do you find it’s more about finding the “right one,” or building a system that works no matter who’s swinging the hammer?
Camlie R Bella Ann McCluskey, Strand Park Limited UK, CAREFULL, FRAUD LENDER, SCAM LENDER
2 September 2025 | 6 replies
I almost fell for this myself back in 2011 when capital was near impossible to get because of the GFC I had what I think was a semi complicated bizz plan and they were just too quick to approve and did not really ask the probing questions just hammered for the 10k because I was pre approved LOL.what we see now I believe is not as much desperate or maybe equal desperate and those that simply dont know what they dont know and with the internet the way it is.. its the only shopping they do is on line its what they are used to. 
Rita Samaddar Review of Open Spaces Women Portfolio Program - 3 mnth Cohort Prg
19 September 2025 | 26 replies
We were drawn to this program because as an engineer with little interest or time to swing a hammer.
Peter Castrianni Advise on where to build our next short term rental.
23 September 2025 | 23 replies
Then you will pay more for hammering out stone for septic and foundation.
Ken M. He's Still Paying the Mortgage on His Ex-Girlfriend's House - & Has Zero Legal Rights
5 September 2025 | 5 replies
He's Still Paying the Mortgage on His Ex-Girlfriend's $350K House—And Has Zero Legal RightsA viral financial horror story exposes the dangerous pitfalls of buying property with an unmarried partner—and why legal protections matter more than romantic trust.A recent YouTube short from financial content creator Caleb Hammer has sparked widespread discussion about one of the most costly mistakes young couples can make: buying a home together without proper legal protections.The story, which has resonated with thousands of viewers, centers on an unmarried man who contributed to purchasing a $350,000 house with his girlfriend, only to discover he had zero legal ownership when their relationship ended just months later.https://news.yahoo.com/news/finance/news/hes-still-paying-mo...When Reality Hit HardThe relationship deteriorated rapidly after the home purchase, with the couple breaking up after living together for only a couple of months.