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Mark Hegeman
  • Contractor
  • Dixon, CA
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Blasting Uninsured vendors

Mark Hegeman
  • Contractor
  • Dixon, CA
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As a landscape contractor most of my competitors are uninsured but I find homeowners seem to care more than landlords about insurance, why is that? This is a generalization to elicit feedback but my comment is based on experience. Please let me know if you have had this experience as a vendor and your thoughts. Perhaps as a landlord you can express your feelings as to why you lean one way or the other. Any horror stories of using uninsured vendors would be appreciated also. 

A lesson for all those new real estate investors like myself who aspire to get Bigger Pockets. 

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