Contractors Document License 
Buildium
JULY 21, 2025
Gathering Necessary Documents and Information A reserve study doesn’t just look at the current physical condition of your community, it also takes into account historical information to get a better sense of where it stands. If not, you can ask your reserve study professional or a licensed contractor to provide you with estimates.
Bay Property Management Group
JULY 1, 2025
These improvements are often considered capital assets and may require landlord approval, licensed contractors, and lease review before starting. Landlords can request reliable documentation to verify the disability and the need if not readily apparent. However, in most cases, the tenant pays for the cost of the modification.
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Buildium
MAY 12, 2025
In other words, replace some (but not all) of your contractors with an in-house team trained to perform to your standards. For example, dont slow your maintenance staff down by requiring them to fill out too many documents or push too many buttons just to complete a task.
Buildium
JUNE 25, 2025
Partner with licensed plumbers, electricians, and HVAC professionals. This documentation supports budgeting, improves planning, and helps resolve tenant disputes. Hire contractors using written agreements that outline scope, pricing, and timelines. Verify licenses and insurance before work begins.
HOA Managememt
MAY 24, 2025
HOA Summer Preparation: 11 Things to Do From maintenance works to managing financials and documents, here are 11 things that you need to include in your to-do list for the warmer months. Having licensed professionals assess your property can save the community money in the long run.
HOA Managememt
MARCH 27, 2025
Most debt collection practices are governed by state law, and your specific homeowner’s associations governing documents tackle the process. Many HOAs have already meticulously outlined the process in their governing documents. It applies mainly to third-party collectors, and HOAs may be affected if they hire such contractors.
Rental Housing Journal
JULY 14, 2025
Think about how much goes into managing your property: You need to first invest in the building, maintain its condition and amenities, market the property, prepare the legal documentation for tenancy, and then find a tenant you can trust. They market the property and manage its maintenance using quality contractors and even tenants.
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