what can a handyman contract price wise without having a genral contractors lic. ?
|
Read More Answered By: Raymond Chandler |
Less than $500. And you can't split what is really one job into separate bids, each under $500. Be aware that if you do work that requires a license and the owner decides not to pay you, you cannot sue him - even if you did everything right! |
Tomales, CA
Questions Answered: 12213
Last Question Aswered on: 2012-05-26
Walnut Creek, CA
Questions Answered: 10416
Last Question Aswered on: 2012-05-26
San Clemente, CA
Questions Answered: 2089
Last Question Aswered on: 2012-05-07
Ontario, CA
Questions Answered: 1584
Last Question Aswered on: 2010-12-04
Los Angeles, CA
Questions Answered: 1289
Last Question Aswered on: 2012-05-22
San Francisco, CA
Questions Answered: 1146
Last Question Aswered on: 2012-01-03
Los Angeles, CA
Questions Answered: 1120
Last Question Aswered on: 2010-02-19
San Diego, CA
Questions Answered: 983
Last Question Aswered on: 2006-04-19
Moraga, CA
Questions Answered: 898
Last Question Aswered on: 2007-04-26
San Diego And Los Angeles, CA
Questions Answered: 593
Last Question Aswered on: 2012-05-23
► I purchased a two story home in 2008 that was built in 2005. I had a leak from the...
► Reposted from Oct 1. In 2007 I hired a contractor, licensed in California, to build...
► Hi, i submitted a question on Oct 1, reference eLHeuft56F, but have not heard a...
► My husband and I are remodeling our house and entered into a contract with a...
► The company I owned that was incorporated for 30 years has filed for bankruptcy and...
► The company I owned that was incorporated for 30 years has filed for bankruptcy and...
► How to extend a mechanics lien in california Terrna Resorts in Palos Verdes ,...
More Construction Law questions and answers in California| Bill of Sale | Living Will |
| Contracts | Notices |
| Divorce | Power of Attorney |
| Employment | Quitclaim Deeds |
| Landlord & Tenant | Real Estate |
| Leases & Rentals | Sales and Purchases |
| Letters | Wills |
| Living Trusts | More... |
© WebsiteBroker, Inc.
LawGuru.com | Advertise on LawGuru | Affiliate Program | Privacy | About Us | Press
