Which means you're not required to carry insurance for the person, BUT if the person gets hurt on one of your jobs, you may be liable.The solution here is -- if you have any concerns whatsoever -- to find an insured handyman to do your repairs.

I don't think there is any concern whatsoever about the bank honoring the check against the desire of the payor.

If that's rental properties and he's never been a landlord, he should start out buying a house or two and cut his teeth.

No exterior work whatsoever - it's very well kept.I'd rather get my contractor in and out.A few years ago I bought something in Dec. and sold it in January.

We offer no rent guarantee whatsoever.

Seeing that I'm still in the teething stages of this Real Estate game, I ran across something here in my neighborhood and I would appreciate some advice.SITUATION:1) I was doing a tax record search and I ran across a property that caught my interest. 2) The house was deeded as "Estate of XYZ".3) Did more research of Mr.

I would compare having an architect do the plan to having a Dentist clean my teeth.

You're friend is under no obligation whatsoever to sell, so the check should be big enough to make it truly worth his while.Be sure there are no consequences to selling so quickly.

Run every analysis from a today's perspective, and don't count on any appreciation whatsoever.

In reality, most CC&R's don't have any teeth.