Don't Even Think About Ripping Me Off!

Don't hire a contractor until you read this step-by-step instructional guidebook on how to find, hire, work with and pay contractors. At some point, every homeowner is going to have to hire a contractor. Every homeowner needs a copy of this book. Don't let your money become part of the billions of dollars lost annually to contractor fraud and scams. Think you know all about the scams that contractors run on homeowners? Don't be so sure. Con artist contractors are constantly crafting new ways to steal you blind. Let this step-by-step guide help you navigate your home repair, rebuild or remodel project, regardless of where you are in the process Get it now so you will have it when you need it. Learn how to find good contractors, how to check them out, the building permitting process, insurance issues you may not know about, what should and should not be in your contract, how to set up payment schedules to protect your money, how not to get ripped off and a whole lot more "I wish I had this book before I lost over $5000 to a con artist that seemed like a really nice guy. This book has empowered me to avoid making that mistake again. GREAT information Thanks " S. Cooper "I'm so embarrassed that I got ripped off. I thought I knew how to handle the contractor, figured it was common sense. This book made me realize that I didn't know much at all. Hard lesson to learn, but I'm glad I now have the knowledge to match my ego Thanks Phae " J. Smith "I'm so glad that I read this book before I installed my kitchen. There were so many things that I didn't even know that I didn't even know I did everything you instructed and the job ran smoothly. I'm getting books for all of my clients " D. Harrison

Author: Phae Moore
Publisher: National Center for the Prevention of Home Im
Published: 01/14/2015
Pages: 206
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.62lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.44d
ISBN: 9780989789103

About the Author
THE AUTHOR: Phae Moore is the founder and executive director of The National Center for the Prevention of Home Improvement Fraud (NCPHIF), a 501 (c) nonprofit organization created to help homeowners avoid becoming victims of contractor fraud and scams. NCPHIF was founded by Phae in 2009, after witnessing firsthand the financial and emotional effects that contractor fraud had on her own grandmother. "I absolutely remember the pain in her face," Phae says. "That will be with me always." Realizing that, like her grandmother, many homeowners are not equipped with the information and resources they need to be proactive in avoiding contractor fraud, Phae has made it her passion and commitment to make sure others do not experience the same loss. After attending college, Phae felt the entrepreneurial bug and left school to pursue many of her business ideas. After failing......repeatedly.....Phae learned many valuable life lessons and business skills. Finally, her hard work paid off and she started a successful third party reimbursement company. Phae is now a home repair fraud prevention expert, real estate agent, HUD certified housing counselor, Member of the City of Atlanta Code Enforcement Committee and the Executive Director of The National Center for the Prevention of Home Improvement Fraud (NCPHIF). She is a national speaker in the fight against home repair fraud and has counseled and coached hundreds of thousands of consumers through their home repair projects. Phae continues to bring awareness to this multi-billion dollar problem. "If I don't work hard every day to reach and teach every community how to protect themselves, if I don't knock on every door for the support NCPHIF needs to help protect those who are most vulnerable to contractor scams in this country, then I am doing them all a disservice," she said. NCPHIF is a national 501c3 nonprofit whose mission is to educate homeowners on how to protect themselves from becoming victims of home repair contractor fraud and scams. NCPHIF continues to serve as an advocate for home repair fraud prevention and encourages all homeowners to contact them for assistance at www.PreventContractorFraud.org.

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