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HGTVPro.com Weekly: Resources for 05.31.08

Episode 316
Week of May 31, 2008

Diversifying adds up to new business for a Kentucky builder. The "green" way to prevent termites. Controlling moisture when you can't stop the rain. A new neighborhood with an old-fashion look.

Business Tip:
Are you carrying too much debt?
Here's the formula to figure out the answer:

Total Monthly Payments
divided by
Total Monthly Income
equals
Ratio <36%

Segment 1:
In the News:


  • A builder who added remodeling services shares tips for making the switch.

  • Workers who perform vital services in most areas can't afford to buy a home.

  • 14 of the top 20 least affordable markets are in California .

  • Most affordable markets in the Midwest : Indiana , Iowa , Illinois , Ohio , Michigan



Resources:
Center Line Development
Center for Housing Policy Paycheck to Paycheck


Segment 2:
It's All About Building Products: a tiny box that can end major frustrations plus a natural mineral stops termites. It's one of host Scott Brancom's favorite products because it saves money and time.

Resources:
Bora Care Termite Protection

Editor's Choice
Rikon Power Tools
Lee Valley & Vertas Japanese Nail Set
General Tools Precision Magnetizer/Demagnetizer

Product of the Day Sweepstakes

Segment 3:
The Best Practices for doing business better: building techniques to keep everything dry.

Resources:
BP Controlling Moisture Movement

Build IQ

Segment 4:
Old-fashioned charm without the old-fashioned problems. A builder finds his niche by going vintage with plenty of modern conveniences.
Resources:
Vintage Village