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Michael Fanoni
  • Investor
  • Auburn, CA
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Hiring Non-licensed Contractors

Michael Fanoni
  • Investor
  • Auburn, CA
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Good morning, 

I'm going to begin a ton of cleanup/labor work at a property I own and I'd like to hire out a large portion of it. I'll be there the whole time, but don't have enough time to do it myself. I will be using local "handyman" type workers since the work is very simple and mostly hand labor. I am wondering what's the best way to document my payments to them since it's likely that they can't provide any official invoice and I will be paying in cash or check. Is a 1099 required?

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