Deadlines, Inactive Sole Proprietor and RMO/RME
Deadlines in contractor regulations are no joke. So, better now than later in moving the paperwork ahead. Another contractor gets his ‘steps’ in without taking
Deadlines in contractor regulations are no joke. So, better now than later in moving the paperwork ahead. Another contractor gets his ‘steps’ in without taking
Let’s hit the road to share some insight into how the others states relate to California. There are many advantages in reciprocity, shortcuts on waivers,
A ‘now you see it, now you don’t situation has one contractor’s plans going off the track! I like and assist contractors nationwide, but my
To paraphrase Mick Jagger, ‘you can’t always get what you want, as long as you get what you need’, might be an anthem for our
Sun-Tzu’s Art of War says, ‘battles are won in preparation’. Funny, same with license exams! ‘Hand me downs’ can include your contractor license too. Can
Contractors must be masters of change, as time, work and regulation demand they roll with the punches. Good to have an expert in your corner.
I will plumb the depths of knowledge in satisfying a contractor, cut the paperwork for another and break down a common misconception about licenses. This
Sometimes just trying to read contractor law is difficult, let alone understanding what it means in the current interpretation by the state’s Board. Here or
A contractor willing to give up his sole for the corporation! I share a loophole some contractors might slip through, give some good news to
Can you call a ‘number’ that’s currently not in service? If it’s a ‘class’ act you sure can. Another contractor who has survived a bad