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How Cash Flow Forecasts Help Contractors

Contractor Bookkeeping

Contractors and sub-contractors know there is more to profits than what is shown above, and most of you rely on your "gut feel" to see when the project has made a profit or not. It's a necessary process that you shouldn't ignore.

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The Secret Sauce to Protecting Construction Profits  

Autodesk Construction Cloud

Bank failures, rising interest rates, high material prices, and labor crunches are all making it more challenging for construction companies to protect, let alone, improve their margins. By taking proactive steps and adopting the right tools, you can mitigate and safeguard your firm’s profits. And the pressure is rising.

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Why You Need a Long-Term Construction Software Partner

Viewpoint Construction Technology

A construction ERP and other integrated software solutions that connect accounting, project management, field tools and everything in between, not only makes communication and collaboration easier, but can also enable significant productivity gains and long-term profitability. Choosing a Dependable Software Provider for the Long Haul.

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Starting Profitable Construction Company Unique Secrets Revealed

Contractor Bookkeeping

There are a number of people who pass out advice on how to start a profitable construction company; however, very few have actually done it and fewer still had a clear understanding of where they were making or losing money and fewer yet have ever gotten past the point of owning a J.O.B. The really good news they are on the banks payroll.

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2009 A/E Industry Forecast Webcast Recap

PSMJ Resources

PSMJ consultants David Burstein and Bill Fanning presented Part 1 of their 2009 A/E Industry Forecast webcast earlier today with a focus on the private sector markets. We won't go through the entire webcast here (you can order it by visiting www.psmj.com ) but I did want to take a quick look at some of their market sector forecasts for 2009.

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Construction Business Owner Blogs

Construction Business Owner

The trouble is that banks often don’t have the capital cushion to foreclose on large properties and take the hit against their lending limit. Zillow has revised its forecast and now predicts a bottom in 2012 at the earliest. A real estate recession has reach far beyond the housing market alone. The full result can be found at [link].

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Exciting products and fresh directions

Cassell Construction Estimating

However some of our clientele reports that it’s still possible to bid a job with some profit, and actually get awarded the job. Starting that project on time is often problematic however, as Owners and Developers report that bank funding remains inordinately tight.

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