Nice video Make me feel like I’m on the right way 6 home renovations in the last 2 years in Florida Preparing my self to tryout my GC license next year. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
Great video! I'm happy I found it. I'm in the process of transitioning to general contracting, I've been in the remodeling industry for about 8 years, and I do all the work myself. I'm currently overloaded with work and it's hard to find anybody who wants to work. So I'm starting to subcontract stuff out. Thank you for your videos.
of course man, i'm happy to heard that you're transitioning into general contracting. Subcontracting out our work is so underrated, especially when thing start getting overwhelming
Great video! As someone in real estate, I found this to be an incredibly valuable source of knowledge. The level of detail and expertise provided is unmatched and I appreciate the effort put into making this video. I learned so much from watching it and it's definitely going to benefit me in my work. Thank you for sharing this valuable resource with us!
I want to become an electrician and then eventually branch off into general contracting. Do you think this is a good route to go? Should I take classes on different trades as well when getting into this?
How can you become a general contractor with no experience? I’ve been in construction my whole working career. I am currently a commercial / industrial journeyman electrician but want to become a home builder. How would I start?
I have a MAJOR question. I have been wanting to find a new career, General Contracting is my new goal, however as I search online it says I must either have attended school or had experience for 4+ years.. here in the video you said there’s two types of Gen. Cont. 1 with full experience and the other with minimal but sales are good. Can you explain the difference between the two ? I was under the impression there’s only one General Contractor. However I don’t know and that’s why I’m here.
It really depends on what state you are located. In Georgia you need a state license which is not easy to get. I don’t where this guy is located but he says “you don’t need a license to register in your city as a general contractor”
Hello Esteban this is halden I’ve been doing construction for about 3 years I got my diploma at the local college at 16 and I’m now 19 and I’m wanting to learn how to be a contractor and if you could be my mentor
This information is 100% wrong if you are saying you do not have to have a test and a certification through the Secretary of State and consumer affairs department. You must be licensed with knowledge proven in testing with financial documents to support your stability to be a licensed general contractor. Having a business license is not the same thing as being a licensed general contractor through the state, labor, and licensing and regulation board.
Agreed, information is inaccurate. Any project $500 and above requires a license. The only way you are not required to have a license is if you own the property and you apply for an owner builder permit.
In Ohio a state license is not required to be a general contractor it’s at a city discretion and most cities only require you to register like Lakewood Ohio, Mentor and Painesville Ohio and more! Oh a bond and insurance is required.
Yes I was thinking the same. In Georgia you need a license if the project goes above $2500. He states you don’t need a license to register in your city?? You need a state license which is not easy to get, unless he is in a state where they don’t require it….
Do not get into this without any experience. You will be eaten alive by the competition and the contractors that have put in their time. Plus if you cant swing a hammer every guy on site is going to know just by looking at you.
This video feels dangerous. The information may be accurate in HIS state, but for example, in the state of Florida, this video is objectively inaccurate
This guys basically saying “go out there and just start, figure the rest out later” Which tbh, works alot of times as long as youre ambitious and willing to learn quickly Mistakes will be made but thats part of the game
Awesome that is American 🇺🇸 is getting smarter because allot of Jews people from Israel 🇮🇱 get here and in a week they get licenses🪪 and they grow there thousands of Jews us Americans need to encourage ourselves and our friends And get business done the bad thing is the Jewish general contractor hire unlicensed subcontractors. Witch make it hard for us that are actually licensed
Very well explained. Definitely a must watch for those wanting to start a career in general contracting. More vids please!
more incoming :)
Nice video
Make me feel like I’m on the right way
6 home renovations in the last 2 years in Florida
Preparing my self to tryout my GC license next year.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
How has that gone for you?
Great video! I'm happy I found it. I'm in the process of transitioning to general contracting, I've been in the remodeling industry for about 8 years, and I do all the work myself. I'm currently overloaded with work and it's hard to find anybody who wants to work. So I'm starting to subcontract stuff out. Thank you for your videos.
of course man, i'm happy to heard that you're transitioning into general contracting. Subcontracting out our work is so underrated, especially when thing start getting overwhelming
Awesome video! Finally a video that actually explains every step! Thank you!
That's what i'm here for! Love providing value for you guys
Great video! As someone in real estate, I found this to be an incredibly valuable source of knowledge. The level of detail and expertise provided is unmatched and I appreciate the effort put into making this video. I learned so much from watching it and it's definitely going to benefit me in my work. Thank you for sharing this valuable resource with us!
I'm glad you found that much value in this video! There is so much opportunity in this market for us all!
Thank you so much for this info ❤
of course! stay tuned for more!
Great video. It's common sense and that's how you know it's good information! Much appreciated.
gems on gems. thank you esty
stay tuned, more gems incoming!
I’m in Cleveland Ohio Implementing this as you speak. Thanks for the networking tips!
Watching this video made want to become a General contractor 😂 great job at explaining stuff in easy to under terms
hahah, it's never too late to start ;)
Right on bro, thanks!!!
I want to become an electrician and then eventually branch off into general contracting. Do you think this is a good route to go? Should I take classes on different trades as well when getting into this?
Great information..
How can you become a general contractor with no experience? I’ve been in construction my whole working career. I am currently a commercial / industrial journeyman electrician but want to become a home builder. How would I start?
He literally explains it
You need a license from the state to be a general contractor at least in Georgia where I am
Insightful !
Bro what's some best books to read for on this topic ? I am hvac design engineer
Great vid man
I have a MAJOR question. I have been wanting to find a new career, General Contracting is my new goal, however as I search online it says I must either have attended school or had experience for 4+ years.. here in the video you said there’s two types of Gen. Cont. 1 with full experience and the other with minimal but sales are good. Can you explain the difference between the two ? I was under the impression there’s only one General Contractor. However I don’t know and that’s why I’m here.
It really depends on what state you are located. In Georgia you need a state license which is not easy to get. I don’t where this guy is located but he says “you don’t need a license to register in your city as a general contractor”
Is it worth it to learn the processes by getting a construction management degree and working under a gc for a few years ?
I’m curious about this too
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yessir!
Hello Esteban this is halden I’ve been doing construction for about 3 years I got my diploma at the local college at 16 and I’m now 19 and I’m wanting to learn how to be a contractor and if you could be my mentor
This information is 100% wrong if you are saying you do not have to have a test and a certification through the Secretary of State and consumer affairs department. You must be licensed with knowledge proven in testing with financial documents to support your stability to be a licensed general contractor. Having a business license is not the same thing as being a licensed general contractor through the state, labor, and licensing and regulation board.
Agreed, information is inaccurate. Any project $500 and above requires a license. The only way you are not required to have a license is if you own the property and you apply for an owner builder permit.
In Ohio a state license is not required to be a general contractor it’s at a city discretion and most cities only require you to register like Lakewood Ohio, Mentor and Painesville Ohio and more! Oh a bond and insurance is required.
Brother these IDIOTS are a dime a dozen on TH-cam
Yes I was thinking the same. In Georgia you need a license if the project goes above $2500. He states you don’t need a license to register in your city?? You need a state license which is not easy to get, unless he is in a state where they don’t require it….
Why do you need a business if it's just you?
Do not get into this without any experience. You will be eaten alive by the competition and the contractors that have put in their time.
Plus if you cant swing a hammer every guy on site is going to know just by looking at you.
I HATE contractors. Do nothing . Make the or want the most ! And are the shadiest
This video feels dangerous. The information may be accurate in HIS state, but for example, in the state of Florida, this video is objectively inaccurate
Wow, biggest pile of nonsense I’ve heard in a long time.. please do not listen to this guy. You are in for a tough ride if you follow this advice.
Elaborate
This guys basically saying “go out there and just start, figure the rest out later”
Which tbh, works alot of times as long as youre ambitious and willing to learn quickly
Mistakes will be made but thats part of the game
Nice vid brother
Awesome that is American 🇺🇸 is getting smarter because allot of Jews people from Israel 🇮🇱 get here and in a week they get licenses🪪 and they grow there thousands of Jews us Americans need to encourage ourselves and our friends And get business done the bad thing is the Jewish general contractor hire unlicensed subcontractors. Witch make it hard for us that are actually licensed