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John Lyszczyk
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Marine City, MI
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Should I get my contractors License?

John Lyszczyk
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Marine City, MI
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I am about 50% done with my study course for the Michigan General Contractor's exam. The main reason I want to get licensed is so I can pull permits on my own, and do most of the work on my rentals/fix-n-flips. 

My question is for those who got their contractors license. How has it benefited you? Has anyone started building small multifamily and has it paid off? I am angling towards home building and small multi-family (2-4 units) construction. Just curious to see who else out there has had success and maybe some pointers for me to think about. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated!
 

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