A termite bond is basically just an insurance policy in case the home gets eaten up, they will replace it through the policy.

I have some friends who are custom home builder GC's in Colorado who are working on a new construction home, and even at a 5m price point they said getting bids from subcontractors is like pulling teeth and taking months to come back. 

When people think of a security, they only think about a stock, bond, mutual fund, company share or something along those lines.

This is interesting in that individual real estate investors attempt to apply this type of financial analysis to residential or small commercial real estate investments as one might for the valuation of a captial investment or bond analysis.

We enhance our aged corps AAA bonds and securities to give our lenders a greater sense of comfort and leverage, which gets you approval amounts that are 3-4 times greater than anywhere elseOur proprietary program is unparalleled to any other program currently being offered.

They should have a bond to cover damage and losses due to their not following industry best practices.

I've called close to a dozen contractors over the last 2 weeks and it's like pulling teeth to get them to come out and provide a bid.

You can't ask how many kids they have or are planning to have.You have to be careful or else you open yourself to a lawsuit that has teeth if you treat people differently.

So I am motivated to finally cut my teeth with a fix and flip.

My electrician, plumber, and painter guy all had access when I scheduled work with them, they were all licensed and bonded so they were covered and so was I.