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Curt Smith
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Rehab in small towns, no contractors are insured, my protections?

Curt Smith
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#4 Innovative Strategies Contributor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Clarkston, GA
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Hi Rehabbers,  I've rehabbed over 40 rentals in Atlanta to smaller towns around the state.  Few contractors had their own insurance, with the exception of the roofers I hired.  In small towns when you put up a craigslist gigs ad for painters, carpenters etc, no one has insurance.

Reading here, having contractors sign a Contractor Agreement that shields the investor from the contractor claiming they where en employee, its debatable whether an injury on your project whether this contractor agreement will be of any value.  Anyone have this help?

I've read here of no solution, umbrella etc to buy liability coverage for any on the job accidents. 

Anyone have a solution when using un-insured contractors?  (which is un-avoidable in small towns).

  • Curt Smith
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