Homeowners May Have to Pay for Additional Repairs Beyond assuming the responsibility for injured workers, you also need to be wary of shoddy workmanship. While there is no guarantee that a licensed contractor’s work will be any better than that of an unlicensed contractor, their work will at least be protected by liability insurance and […]
If you project is $500 or more (combined labor and materials) the contractor must hold a current, valid license. Specifically, from the California State Licensing Board. Using a licensed contractor means that they’ve met the requirements for that line of work as required. Risks of Hiring Unlicensed Contractors The fact is that working on large […]
In a hot market, you may think your marketing does not matter as much. But it does matter, and you will want to make sure you don’t make these common marketing mistakes: Avoid: Pricing to High or Pricing to Low Making Fair Housing Violations- Treat everyone the same! Advertising too far in Advance Advertising a […]
What is preventative maintenance? This is the regular act of preforming maintenance on a home and the fixtures to lessen the chance of items failing in the future. This is done when the equipment is still operating to prevent it from breaking down unexpectedly. Usually costing more and causing undue burden. Equipment failure cannot be […]
With the national eviction moratorium, evictions came to a screeching halt almost a year ago. Let us first acknowledge that housing providers, owners and managers alike do NOT want to evict residents- especially right now. We avoid evictions whenever possible. We do not want to displace residents who may find themselves un-housed. No-one wins in […]