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Jackson Sandland
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Why would a contractor ask if a property is my primary residence?

Jackson Sandland
  • San Francisco, CA
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Why would a contractor ask if a property is my primary residence?

What are the differences between a consumer hiring a contractor to work on an investment property v/s a primary residence?

What are the implications, as far as my rights and protections as a consumer?

How do you classify inherited property that is not a primary residence?

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Larkin Adey
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Larkin Adey
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@Jackson Sandland

Mechanics lien. They want to be able to put a lien on your property. The lien will be easier for them to execute on an investment property.

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