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The Importance of Hiring and Working with Licensed Contractors

Bay Property Management Group

Working with licensed contractors is vital if you’re not very skilled in these areas. Today, we’re reviewing when to hire licensed contractors and why working with them is so important. Contents of This Article: Why Do You Need Licensed Contractors? Why Do You Need Licensed Contractors?

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HOA Summer Preparation Checklist: Getting Ready For Warmer Months

HOA Managememt

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.

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Property maintenance management workflows 201: Shifting from reactive to proactive maintenance

Buildium

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.

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Designing the Future of Additional Dwelling Units: Why Adunest Is Your Go-To ADU Design Partner

American Apartment Owners Association

Structural calculations stamped by licensed engineers. Inspector-Friendly Documentation Our checklists mirror local inspection workflows, so field inspectors spend less time red-tagging and more time green-lighting. Pasadena Homeowners Frequently Asked Questions Q: Do I still need a contractor after using Adunest?

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HOA Collection Laws In The U.S. (50 States) For Fair Debt Collection

HOA Managememt

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.

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Can You Remodel a Condo in Philadelphia?

Bay Property Management Group

Your licensed general contractor will handle filings, so submitting paperwork early can prevent project delays. In most cases, your licensed general contractor will handle this part for you. Its part of their job and theyll know exactly what documents the city needs to move things forward. What About City Rules?

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How to Handle a Bad Contractor

SparkRental

The Big Picture On How to Handle a Bad Contractor: Keep detailed records of all agreements, payments, communications, and any issues with the contractor’s work. Before escalating, address the problems directly with the contractor, clearly outlining the issues and your expectations for corrections.