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I am wondering....How folks are actually paying for home improvements?

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In my area, I've had great luck finding unemployed sub contractors that normally only work on new construction. The new construction market here has tanked, so they're happy to work at much reduced rates ($25-40 per hour) in order to just pay their bills. It's worked out great for me.

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In the Chicago area there are so many craftsmen out of work now is the time get work done if you can find the cash.

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There are alot of trades men/women that have lost there job and and are willing to work for less than there normal wage. Also you can check out getting appliances/interior changes from places like habitat for humanity. They have appliances, flooring, furniture for a fraction of the cost of department stores.