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Kit Homes In Queensland or qld are going bazeerko!

Kit homes qld have been on the increase due to the prices of land and desire to own your own home in a nice sunny location without having a massive loan.

So one of the latest questions we’ve had sent to us from those in queensland is: How can I get my owner builders license?

Well there are a few ways to get your owner builders license. But first we need to take into account what the state government says about owner building. You see there are some allowances that may mean you won’t need to get your owner builders license at all! Actually, in our kit homes coaching course you are given different methods of legally building even if you don’t have the time to get your owner builders license. But for now checkout: Queensland Government Website for owner builders to get the latest requirements and guidlines.

At that website you can get all the information you need to get your license, as well as what options and methods are available.

If you don’t have much time, but still want to get in on the savings with kit homes, get our free kit homes cd (if available).

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Want to know how a great tip in getting your bathroom tiled and plumbed quick smart?

Avoid using 1 trade all together: the carpenter. When your bathroom is framed, why not get them to make the frame for the bath as well? This way the carpenter or steel worker doesn’t have to come back and put it in later, and the plumber and tilers can get on with the job…

Now that’s a novel idea!

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Flat roofs on kit house?

Good or not? Well this is definitely left open for discussion, as I know a lot of builders don’t agree with us on this one, but when it comes down to time and money, we see results.

The tip in this post is that if you can incorporate a happy medium with flat roofs and only a couple pitches here and there, or not at all. You’re going to save a significant amount, and you can get your carpenters to do the whole thing. They will frame the kit house and put the roof together on the following day. Then simply stick down the roof, very quickly.

Think about it. Get some quotes and tell us what you think? It works well for us…

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Let’s face it… The worst thing to happen when your building your kit home is hiring a tradesman who is just downright hopeless at what he does. You’ve been looking around to get a painter for ages and all you could find was this one guy who was willing to do the job when you wanted and at a reasonable price…

So you thought it would be OK…

BIG MISTAKE…

So what can you do to rectify the situation?

Well let’s pose a possible situation and brain storm the solution: Bob is a painter, he has painted a few rooms in the house and you notice that the walls have a few run lines on them. Not very good at all, they stand out like a saw thumb to you and me! but not to Bob.

So you ask Bob if he can re-do the areas with the run lines, but he refuses, or just continues with some stupid excuse to avoid fixing the problem… Or even worse, says he’ll have to charge more!

Now I know what you’re thinking: Fire his arse!

But think about it. Time is money, and you already know how hard it is to find a good tradesman, thus you hired this guy. So what are you going to do to get this kit homes paint up to the quality it should be?

The key here is to remember that time and money go hand in hand, and the real goal we have is getting the job done asap. We want these kit homes to be built quick smart.

2 SOLUTIONS: Bob must understand the problem, and feel responsible or at least impelled for some reason to fix it.

1 – Let the issue go (for the time being) and let him continue with the job till he asks for either a progress payment or the final payment of his work on the kit home. Don’t hinder the overall progress of the job. When the bill comes in, provide a list of the final touch-ups, and promise an immediate payment on the day they are all done. If he won’t do it, you won’t pay, or you can agree on a smaller payment, giving you sufficient finance to get someone else to do the touch-ups. Remember to keep the original paint tins with YOU, not Bob, or you’ll be painting more than you thought, trying to match the colours.

2 – Buy Bob Beer. Never underestimate the power of a nice gift. But don’t buy it once then ask him strait away. Buy about 3 six packs over a few days, then on one of days you’re having a drink with him. Let him know you’re stressed about the run lines, and wait for the offer.

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