Why Are Your Parents Going Nuts For Custom Residential Home Builder?

Have your parents been gushing nonstop about builders who make custom-designed family homes? They’re totally obsessed with these made-to-order house creators. Why is everyone going so crazy over residential home builders like Vision Homes these days anyway? In this post, let’s figure it out together. We’ll explain why your mom can’t stop pinning photos of […] <p>The post Why Are Your Parents Going Nuts For Custom Residential Home Builder? first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Tiny Home, Big Dreams for Single Mom and Sons

There’s this super cool mom named Sharice who decided to live in a tiny house with her two kids, George and Frankie, and their furry friend, Sarge the dog! After Sharice and her husband stopped being married, she had a brilliant idea – to make a teeny-tiny home just for ... Read more The post Tiny Home, Big Dreams for Single Mom and Sons first appeared on Tiny House Blog.

Get to know… Lotus United’s Tricia Mayer

The Account Executive for Lotus United dishes on what a typical day looks like, the craziest thing that happened on the job and her favorite comfort food. What’s the most cherished item in your office? When I landed my first job in the industry, my mom gave me a business card holder. I have held […] <p>The post Get to know… Lotus United’s Tricia Mayer first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Low-Tech Off-Grid Living with Reesa

Reesa is a single mom living with her son in an off-grid tiny house on her family’s multigenerational homestead. They share the land with her parents and 23 animals. Reesa is passionate about empowering other women to create their dream homes and live a sustainable lifestyle that they can afford. ... Read more The post Low-Tech Off-Grid Living with Reesa first appeared on Tiny House Blog.

Phillip A. Washington: Dramatically Grew Program Driving Infrastructure Contracting Opportunities for Historically Underutilized Businesses

Phil Washington grew up on the South Side of Chicago in public housing with a single mom caring for a family of six. “The people building infrastructure in my community did not look like me,” he says. “I wondered, ‘Why can’t I get a job helping to build my own community?’”