In the deal I am working on I would act as the general as well as provide some of the labor that I am competent in such as dirt work, landscaping, cabinets and trim.

They will make you replace windows with the exact same product as the original windows, same with exterior trim and roof.

At the end of the month we dig into the responses to figure out both marketing and sales ROI so they can turn the dials and trim the fat.

You really do the concrete, framing, flooring, cabinets, trim, drywall, paint, landscaping, etc??

Would my subcontractor be covered for his employees if he paints exterior trim on my Maryland property but his workers comp is effective only in VA?  

These $150k+ white collar jobs are getting trimmed and these hourly + sub $70k jobs are in huge demand.

Example for my market: - water heater $1600 (lower end of licensed plumber cost), 12.5 years (150 months) $10.67/month- roof (asphalt shingle) 2 br, 2ba typical size ~$10k licensed, 20 year life span $41.67/monthkitchen, exterior paint, flooring, plumbing, electrical, fencing, tree trimming (I have a property where the tree trimming is one of the larger maintenance/cap ex items at over $1k/year), bathrooms.  

But we keep our trim carpentry pretty minimal, basic cabinets, no crown molding, no window wraps etc.

You can buy 600 filters for the same cost as one (premature) furnace replacement.We also use the inspection to do some tenant training based on what we find on how to maintain the house, the lawn, down spout extensions etc We might also order a tree trimming, weed&feed or re-seal the driveway.

On the sign to the yard under acceptable types of yard waste, rose bush trimmings were listed as allowed.