One thing I should mention about hiring unlicensed trash haulers.

Wholesaling in many states - including mine - is considered the unlicensed practice of real estate and it comes with a whole lot of bad: "Unlicensed practice of real estate is a third-degree felony punishable in criminal court, for each violation, by up to five years in prison and $5,000 in fines."

The contractor I hired that was referred to me by the head of the condo HOA who does all their drywall work is unlicensed I found out. 

To me a handyman is typically an uninsured, unlicensed person who does very small residential projects, always cosmetic. 

It needs to work for both sides.Private Lenders and or Hard Money Lenders who run a lending business must be licensed while private individuals are generally unlicensed.  

What you've just described would be an unlicensed broker collecting a non disclosed commission.

And, we have a clause about inoperable and unlicensed vehicles - come to find out all 3 of her vehicles on the property have expired tags.  1 Broken down vehicle - needs to be removed or repaired.she is currently using 4 parking spots, when she is only issued 2.

I hired a project manager who then hired an unlicensed contractor to add a bathroom in the attic.

Check the laws in your area...most states have a limit over which an unlicensed person cannot work.

They are held to standards....unlike unlicensed broker FRAUDS AND SCAMMERS.