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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Basic yard maintenance agreement
Looking to hire a local guy to mow the lawn, collect litter, take trash bins to curb. Do I need a signed contract for that? Do I need to worry about insurance and workers comp or is any of that covered by a landlord insurance policy? It's 4 unit with yard. If he injures himself or damages the property or hurts a tenant by accident, whats the best contract to have in place?
Thanks in advance, appreciate the feeback