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California Increases Dollar Limit for Home Repairs Without Licensed Contractors

Authority Property Management

Signed into law in September 2024, California Assembly Bill 2622 (AB 2622) introduces updates to the Contractors State License Law that directly benefit property owners and renters. AB 2622 raises the dollar threshold for contracting work that does not require a licensed contractor.

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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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Professional Property Management: Why It’s Worth the Investment

Real Property Management Chicago

Distinguishing when a job requires a licensed contractor is sometimes complicated to decipher. Additionally, the best property managers interact with contractors who authenticate themselves as trustworthy service providers. But beyond that, it can be hard to tell who to call when disaster strikes.

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

HOA Managememt

It applies mainly to third-party collectors, and HOAs may be affected if they hire such contractors. If an HOA intends to hire a collection agency, it needs to make sure that the said agency complies with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). Simply put, the FDCPA is federal legislation that tackles debt collection. Code Ann.

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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.

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PART 1: Why the Vendor Bidding Process Is Broken (and What It’s Costing Property Managers)

Fourandhalf

Are they in a database for licensing and insurance? Its been a long time since we put out an episode of The Property Management Show and today were excited to talk with RoDevia Brigham, the founder and CEO of Proposabid. The vendor bidding process is an entire industry on its own, and this is a topic we have not covered before on the podcast.

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Are You Asking Enough Questions Before Hiring an HOA Contractor?

Mem Property Management

Different skill sets are required based on the area of need, so it’s important to be mindful of the contractor you use to get the job done. Let’s go over the top factors to consider when hiring a contractor to work on your HOA. In this article: Are They Licensed and Bonded? This is so important.