Maybe they can give you an estimate but then there's sweat equity vs. handyman vs. licensed/bonded contractor prices.

Worker's Comp/Bond/ Liability Insurance?

And I would suggest having at least 6 months of expenses in cash or cash equivalents like t-bonds or a money market account.

@Vernon Bond Since this will depend on what the owner/uncle is going to do with the property there are a few options, take a look at the link in the previous post and take action.

It's a better measure of performance and can be used to compare dissimilar investment opportunities (i.e. mutual funds, bonds, etc).

Turns out the sub had his own crew, had an LLC, and was licensed and bonded.

However there’s no breaking the bond I have with my current realtor

ZB insits that I post a bond for the work I am doing to the sidewalks and driveway.

Stocks & Bonds, got it, there's a proven, established and stable market.

When I spoke with the gentleman with the township he informed me that the owner had to place a $10,000 bond down to pull the permits to keep the township from demolishing the structure and to complete the repairs.