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Posted by on January 5, 2007, 10:21 am
Kickstart wrote:
> > Hey, if the mark's willing to pay for ten day's labor...
> >
> "The mark " ?
> you must be a *real* contractor.
>
> kickstart
The other issue to consider here is virtually everywhere you need
permits to do this work and the contractor needs the appropriate
license, eg plumber, electrical, etc. There are many ways to get
into trouble here. One of which is if the customer isn't satisfied,
refuses to pay, sues you, or someone happens to call the local code
officials. Doing some handyman type repairs is one thing, but getting
involved in adding a bathroom, it's hard to argue you didn't know you
needed licenses and permits.
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