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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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How SB-721 is Shaping the Future of Property Management in California: A Comprehensive Analysis

Authority Property Management

Qualified professionals must conduct these inspections, including licensed architects, civil or structural engineers, or experienced contractors. Inspections must be performed by: Licensed Architects with structural design expertise. Civil or Structural Engineers licensed in California.

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What to Know Before Renovating a Deck or Patio

Real Property Management Chicago

Renovation Budget Determining the cost of supplies, labor, and any required licenses or fees is essential for patio renovation budgeting. Professionals may also serve with obtaining the appropriate licenses, overseeing the project’s progress and cost, and handling any unexpected problems that might come up during the makeover.

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Building Your Colorado Springs Dream Team: Essential Professionals for Investors

Muldoon Associates

Building a robust network of contacts, including fellow investors, real estate agents, financial advisors, and contractors, can provide numerous advantages. Their network of contacts further facilitates connections with other professionals, such as lenders, inspectors, and contractors, enriching your investment ecosystem.

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What Projects Require HOA Approval? Plan Carefully Before Starting a Project

Property Management Inc.

The best way to find out what projects require approval in your HOA is to look at the rules and regulations. Again, it’s always important to consult the HOA’s rules and regulations before assuming what’s permitted without approval. If you gain approval, then you can move on to the next one which is finding the right contractors.

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Self-Managing vs. Property Management: Which is Right for Your DC Rental Property?

Nest DC

We encourage you to familiarize yourself with the local laws and regulations pertaining to tenant screening and owning a rental property. Consider including specific details such as pet policies, smoking regulations, parking rules, guest limits, and occupancy restrictions.

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Indianapolis Handrail Laws and Ordinances Landlords Need to Know

T&H Realty

This blog will explore handrail laws and ordinances that landlords need to follow in Indiana, with a focus on Indianapolis regulations: General Handrail Requirements in Indiana Indiana adopts building codes from the International Building Code (IBC) and the International Residential Code (IRC). Address issues promptly.