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I am currently receiving unemployment benefits in CT and am thinking about starting my own home improvement business. Does anybody know how that will affect it? Would i stop receiving benefits right when I register the business or once I start bringing home a paycheck? Any feedback is appreciated

I am home Improvement company I really don’t have alot of money to put adds out.I have put in yellow pages and handed out flyers what can I do 2 get more customers.If there anyway to get addeds in papers 4 little money please help in any way

What investment would give the very best bang for the buck when it comes to home improvement?

I only have $1000, but (as a gift) I really want to spend it on my parents’ house. Where should I spend the money to get the best return on investment?

The house is livable, but getting old and everything about it (except the frame/foundation/roof) could use improvement.

We are in central Ohio, in case that makes a difference.

i have been looking around for it but could not find it.hheellpp.oh and do any of you know a good web site to watch home improvement.

I want to hire a Contractor for my next home improvement project from my local area? where i find the best resources, can anybody help out?

In home improvement store, a customer put a piece of long metal (about 6 ft long) in her cart. It was protruding. An employee ran into it and caused a lot of bleeding around his ear and possibly broke his hearing aid. Is the customer liable / solely liable? And what is the liability?

I just got a job canvassing neighborhoods getting “leads” from people who agree to get a free estimate on their home improvement. Since part of my pay is by commission, I need to get as many people to get this free estimate as possible.

What things should i say to convince them to do it? What would convince you if someone came to your door? Thanks.

Im looking to buy a house that needs a good amount of work. I dont have extra money to pay for the remodeling. But I have read that i can possibly get some sort of home improvement mortgage that will give me extra money to fix up the house. Rather than buying the house and then having to get a reappraisal and then a home equity loan.

I was told that you could deduct home improvement expenses until the year you sold your house. Is this true?

Who are your favorite DIY home improvement bloggers? Who do you trust for info about sprucing up your home? Thanks!