Can North Carolina Buyers Afford to Skip Property Inspections?
Here’s why getting a home or property inspection in North Carolina is one step you should never skip.
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Risk Management
Types of Projects Requiring a North Carolina General Contractor’s License
Whether you’re a solo contractor working on a home renovation or a large firm managing a multi-million-dollar commercial build, understanding when a North Carolina general contractor’s license is required is essential. Overlooking licensing laws can result in fines, nonpayment, or even losing the ability to legally enforce your contract. In this article, we’ll walk through
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A Guide to Quiet Title Actions in North Carolina
Disputes over property ownership can lead to complex legal and financial challenges. When these issues arise, a quiet title action may be necessary to settle ownership disputes and confirm a clean title.
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Homeowner’s Insurance Risk: A Dealbreaker for New Developments?
For residential developers and general contractors, new construction always carries inherent risks—rising labor costs, fluctuating material prices, permitting challenges, and unpredictable market demand. However, in today’s environment, another critical yet often overlooked factor could turn a promising project into a costly misstep: homeowner’s insurance availability. As insurance companies withdraw from high-risk areas due to mounting
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Protecting Your North Carolina Construction Business from Proposed Tariffs
The construction industry is well-acquainted with challenges like labor shortages and supply chain issues. Now, with President-elect Trump indicating plans to introduce new tariffs on foreign trade—especially on imports from China, Mexico, and Canada—economists warn of additional obstacles ahead. For general contractors in North Carolina, these proposed tariffs could significantly influence material costs, project timelines,
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10 Key Tips for Navigating Mechanics’ Liens in North Carolina
Mechanics’ liens are a critical tool for construction professionals, helping ensure payment for labor or materials provided. But with specific rules and deadlines, getting it right is essential.
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Reducing General Contractor Risks
These tips for reducing general contractor risks can help reduce stress and cut down on sleepless nights, as well as protect your enterprise’s future. As a General Contractor, each project you undertake is a venture involving your reputation, revenue, referrals, and more. Balancing risk and reward is fundamental to your intricate, high-stakes operations. This is
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