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Washington State Flipping, and General Contractor License

Greg Lovern
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Two questions about the requirements in Washington State around making improvements to a home that I buy for the purpose of flipping and own for less than 12 months:

  • If I'm not licensed as a general contractor, but hire one to oversee the work, can I do any of the work myself? Or does RCW 18.27.090(11) mean that I can't do any of that work even though it is overseen by the general contractor?
  • If I'm not licensed as a general contractor, can I still do routine maintenance work such as cleaning and mowing the lawn? What about pruning the landscaping? 

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