Does the subcontracted labor provide warranties and additional insured certificates?

These types of jobs cannot be performed with just a Tracking Number.Steps to Apply for a Tracking NumberWhile the process can vary depending on your company structure and insurance coverage, the general steps include:Application Setup – Provide accurate business details, insurance, and qualifying individual information.Supporting Documentation – Submit proof such as insurance certificates, corporate formation papers, and background checks.Compliance Check – The DOB verifies that you have active insurance coverages, no outstanding DOB penalties, and valid business registration.Why It MattersIn New York City, construction permits cannot be issued without a valid General Contractor Tracking Number.

Cost: What is a realistic cost-per-unit for getting a distressed C-class property up to the City's current point-of-sale/Certificate of Occupancy standards?

In Cleveland they have enacted Residents First, which translates into a narrative that out of town landlord are "evil"    They also enforce a Lead Safe Certification Law which requires that all rentals built before 1978, must pass a Lead Risk Inspection every 2 years.   

We are power washing the exterior and porch (and staining it), fixing gutter downspouts, removing trash from the property, putting up exterior lights and security cameras, getting lead certifications, etc. 

A good rule of thumb is to make this a requirement in the contract, and get a copy of the endorsement, relying solely on an insurance certificate that states "additional insured" normally isn't sufficient.

Originally posted by @David Barnett:I'm not familiar with the NACA program, however, we have what appears to be a similar program in Massachusetts that seems to have similar flavors. 

However, there is very little on the internet about the program except the content put out by Palliser.

it does amaze me that this program still brings in folks.. 

Anyone have recommendations for a program(s) or other means to keep records for my new LLC and new investment property (a single family house)?