Damage is done already , especially with nasty smelling ferrets (smell bad even if glands surgically removed).

GL and let us knows what happens.

In it Rinella discusses being a young kid practicing his trapping and fur selling skills; he recalls that he once killed a few skunk but he hit one in the scent gland and when he tried to sell the fur to a buyer the buyer devalued the entire lot because of the scent.

I have heard good things about Birmingham and think that you might be sitting in a gold mine :)GL and enjoy the site.

If unsupervised.They do have scent glands which are removed when they are spayed/neutered before they are sold to owner especially if they are rescues. 

Hello everyone,I was reading a few other posts regarding this, but I don’t think anyone really put it in layman’s terms.I assume that the point of ensuring that your contractors have GL and workman’s insurance is because if they get hurt on the job, they are less likely to sue you because they have insurance to lean on.What is the true benefit of being added on to the policy?

I sub in my profession frequently, and the colleagues I sub for don't and can't carry WC insurance for me as I'm not their 'employee'; I have to carry my own GL (and health insurance).   

If he has everything (licensed and bonded, at least 1M good GL and 1M WC insurance) and not just "Man with tools", that's about right, otherwise if something like a handyman who does not even have work comp, 500 is fair.

@Dwayne Gland - If you don't want to pay HML rates your personal network would be the best source.  

GL and best of luck from an investor in Lexington, KY.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/88-real-estate...