His defense was "but I had him sign a waiver that if he got hurt he couldn't go to the hospital & claim it as a work related injury". 

They seem to be holding up going on month 3 ;) but i've heard good things from asking around.For floors/bathrooms, there is a company in your neck of the woods called Miracle Method that does epoxy refinishing of tile floors, counters, tubs etc...

Unless you're going to be putting in 6% of the early mornings, late nights, stress, sweat, injuries, and headaches as I had to endure while renovating a property; you're not getting it.

He sued the liquor store for his injuries!

How are we supposed to get to know your face and we have to sprain our necks to see who you are?

Roll those dice a few times and eventually you'll lose big whether it's a lawsuit for an injury on your job, getting shut down and having to redo a bunch of work, finishing a place and not being able to sell it since it's unpermitted, etc. 

Thanks Niel.1) My uncle is a contractor, however he's not licensed. the way if I hired him, I can avoid getting sued by contractors if any injury.2) you said 15 bucks extra on the insurance policy, are you talking about the rental property policy?

Andrea M.In my neck of the woods, anyway, Lowes has prefinished cabinets for just a couple of dollars more than the unfinished ones.

He was controlling him with his knee on his neck, and letting go would have been a stupid thing to do.

But I figure if I've got a couple of walls open, I should I may as well make the improvement now - I just don't want to do something that will cause more problems.Jim has some good advice but since this is my neck of the woods (and the house is 50+ years old) I have to ask.