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Thursday, September 09, 2010 : 2009 Worst Year Financially For Builders

The 17th annual Financial and Operations Study for 2009 provides compelling insights into what happened in the home building industry during the downturn. Results can be used as a tool to guide your company towards greater profitability. With in-depth explanation and analysis of the results, this report can help:

• Understand the impacts your decisions can have on the bottom line.
• Create a model to understand your own financial performance.
• Identify areas of concern within your own company.
• Implement strategies to streamline business operations and increase profitability.
• Set competitive compensation packages for over 35 different positions.

Year after year builders have commented on the value of this detailed report. Set your company up to succeed as the market improves.

Price: $200 for study participants and $450 for non-participants. To order a copy, go to http://ow.ly/2mbUm.

Charles C. Shinn, Jr., PhD and Emma Shinn have been monitoring builders’ financial health since the early 1970s. Chuck published the first Cost of Doing Business Study as the Director of the Business Management Department at NAHB in 1971, and Emma wrote the book, Accounting & Financial Management for Residential Construction, on Accounting methods for the industry (now in its 5th edition).