Contracting to Build Your Home: How to Avoid Turning the American Dream Into a NightmareGuidelines tell how to avoid the pitfalls associated with buying or contracting to build a new home. |
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Contracting to Build Your Home: How to Avoid Turning the American Dream Into ... Herschel G. Nance No preview available - 1991 |
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