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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Investor or GC? Tampa Florida
I have just received my HVAC license. Is it better to work directly with investors or to work under a GC? My thoughts are that I might be able to offer better pricing straight to an investor and also maybe learn some things about investing. But a GC probably can keep me busy and also offer bigger jobs.