Using an uninsured/unlicensed handyman
Is it really that bad to use an unlicensed/uninsured handyman for work on my rental property if I have good insurance?
My property manager is giving me grief because I am trying to hire cheaper guys for things that come up. They're saying that it puts their broker's license at risk. Is this really true if I am the one who hire the handyman?
It's frustrating because I know the PM would rather use their own guys which ends up costing me twice as much!