I think you hit most of them on the head if he is more of a handy man he may not have a contractor lic such as a painter,carpet person or single trade other than mechanical

(It sounded just too good to be true, but is what I was told directly by the selling agent) The home was built in 1967, but from my stand point, being engaged to a painter, that is not an issue as we plan to paint everything anyway.

Hi all,Can anyone please recommend a professional, insured exterior painter for multi-family properties in Manchester, NH?  

Also have a painter/carpenter I have used a couple of times with very good results.On the other hand, I am yet to find the reliable handyman that can take care of multiple things at a time.

Not all contractors are good painters.10.

Some of my colleagues did not have a number listed and Harrison Painter was drawn randomly as well but I think he was doing his GoGladiatorTv show so I opted out of calling him at the moment but I did send him a Skype high 5 and I'm sure he'll get back to me soon.

Do you have multiple Sub Contractors, for similar trade skills, such as plumbers, electricians, flooring crews, painters, etc.?

The most important need for you is that your agent has a vast network of trades, everything from plumbers to painters to a drywall crew that is not only reliable but GOOD with technology.

A realtor who has a large book of business with vendors (landscapers, painters, plumbers, etc) can save you a lot of time, hassle, and money!

For instance you could hire a carpenter that can get your cabinets, roughy framing and drywall done but they have to hire out insulators and painters while typically adding 10% on top of their price.