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Property Repairs Ask for W9 / Contract?
Hi I need to make repairs between tenants. I have a contractor that gave an estimate to do $1700 in general repairs. Should I try to have him fill out a W9 and sign some sort of contract since money over $600 is being exchanged for services? This is what I have done with a more extensive rehab with my GC, but wasn't sure if this is standard for smaller repair budget and dealing with a handyman / sub directly. Thanks in advanced?