I switch to QBO and then realized I needed 1 subscription for each of my LLCs and custom setup for reports.

I also have a contracting/remodeling background (mostly custom kitchens & baths) in CT, and am finally delving into the REI space too. 

Successful fisherman know that 90% of their time and effort goes into planning and keeping equipment ready to perform and not actually hooking or reeling in the catch..often closing on a popular or active vacation rental (often in a competitive market) happens along the same lines (no pun intended).

Also, for anyone based in Philly, I've heard from one contractor that quotes of 20-30k were common a few years ago, but due to recent rule changes, contractors need to maintain excavation licenses/ insurances to do any dig out work and that cost is getting passed to customers.

A popular and profitable alternative is medium term rentals or 30+day stays.

Information sought to be protected by an NDA must be specific so that there is no ambiguity, and for the courts to consider the agreement reasonable.Examples of information protected by NDAs include trade secrets, financial information, customer information, intellectual property, product formulae, product information, business plans, contracts with other organizations and computer codes or access processes.Sometimes, defining confidential information is hard because a whole lot of information is involved, especially in unilateral NDAs.

Packwood is also getting popular.

This has been a popular group for a very long time.

Regardless if your customers only stay one night or not does not make the argument for skipped services .

It will give you something to fall back on should the work not be done how you want and gives a contractor clear expectations, which is all-around helpful.From a Contractor's point of view: I used it (detailed Scope Of Work) to hold the customer accountable and keep the job moving.