Trying to obtain info on required licenses you must obtain to start small remodeling business of mobile homes in Pasco, County, FL. To repair or remodel floors, drywall, textured painting etc....Any information that would lead me in the right direction would be great.  Having no luck on any local or government websites.
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you don't need a license to paint or tear out someone's bathroom floor.  just work for cash.\n\nonce you're rolling, taking bigger jobs and maybe have a helper, then you worry about the paper.\n\nhere to get a business license you need to go to the state.
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It's rare to find one for sale because years ago a few national chains began buying up as many family owned parlors as they could get.  The smaller parlors retained their name but the family no longer owns it, they are employees.\n\nIt would be extremely difficult to start a new home for several reasons.  One would be that people like to go to the same home over and over for the sake of comfort and tradition.  People feel better when strangers aren't handling their dead loved ones.  It's comforting to know that generation after generation of a family is handling the remains of generation after generation of your family.\n\nIt's not like opening a new taco stand where people won't mind spending $5 to see if your stuff is any good.  People know for sure how well they have been treated time after time at a parlor and this reassures them.  Even if a family is in a new location, they will choose a home that has a reputation in the community.  It's very hard to be the new kid on the block in the funeral industry.\n\nThere are a lot of rules and regulations for those in the industry, and licensing requirements.  You can't just buy a house and set up shop.  There are issues such as hazardous waste disposal involved.  And people don't mind living next to an established funeral home because they look at it as if "it's always been there and it always will be", but few people are going to want a brand spanking new one right next to them.\n\nIf you really want to get into the business, go to school to become a mortician or funeral director.  It's a great job to have because let's face it, people are never ever going to stop dying.
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Just give them a call, they'll fill you in.  If it's a bigger county, you can probably do it on-line.  If it's a smaller county, you'll likely have to go to the courthouse to do it.
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HUD Section 8 applications are handled by local public housing authorities.\n\nHere is the information for the local public housing authority for Palm Beach County.\n\nFL080 Palm Bch Co. \nPhone: (561)684-2160\nFax: (561)684-0183 3432 45th Street \nWest Palm Beach\nFL 33407
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Check with the ministry, or the local zoning board or building authority, or with a professional architect.  They have a better chance of knowing the correct answer.  Here, the only qualifications most people have is that they have a keyboard and a modem and a few spare minutes.  You may get the correct answer here, but someone might tell you that you'll be in compliance if you paint the door with zebra stripes.
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Well I don't know if this is what you need but it has state maps w/ of all the counties outlined & labeled.\n\nYou may need something more detailed.\n\nIf I find anything else I'll let ya know!
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Hey Moham, I've noticed that you have questions on commercial properties?  Are you a landlord or do you provide services in the commercial sector?  Can you email me at mopandoria@gmail.com so we can discuss your position and what you're looking for, esp. in the commercial property questions you posted.\n\nThanks\nMo
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contact the Department of Real Estate (www.dre.gov) and ask them or any one of lyour local banks (ask about forclosures/fixer-uppers), or your local H.U.D offices. You can also contact any one of your local realtors for a list!\nGood luck!\n\nCowboysminxxx
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this should be a start:\n\nhttp://www.florida.gov/portal/Government\n\nor \n\nhttp://ww2.doh.state.fl.us/mqaservices/
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I was the designated realtor for yahoo real estate in ventura county for a long time. It cannot be expanded that way. It is set up for residential only, and they cherry pick the listings that go in. The idea is to connect the party with a realtor who can truly find out what the client's need are and then as a specialist in the area, get the property needs met. If you want to see commercial listings, go to www.loopnet.com. I am a paid member there, so I can see more than the unpaid members, but by and large, you can see every commercial property for sale or least there.
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It depends on what state you are in. Go to the Secretary of State website or your official state website -- they often have information on how to start a business and the permits and licenses required. Look up the department that issues permits and licenses and contact them.\n\nMost likely you will need:\n\n- zoning approval (for your signs, etc.)\n- liquors license\n- business name registration\n- fire department permit\n- building and contractors permit\n- public health operating license (as you will serve liquor)\n- sellers permit
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WHERE in California are you?  Go to www.MikeRuss.org for locations.  I went to the one in Anaheim, CA to get my Life Agent license, but they also do P&C as well as Real Estate.  Good luck.
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First of all, God bless you & your new family. I may be able to help you. Get in touch with Seacor Marine in Morgan city, La. Ask for anyone in H.R. They will help you with an application.You can probably do it online.Anyway,The # is 985-385-3475. We have people from ALL over the states working from here.It is an Offshore Boat co. There are PLENTY of jobs for deckhands,captains, & engineers.You have to have a clean record, pass a phisical, and drug test.God bless you REAL good, & good luck.
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Contact your county clerk. They should be able to tell you if they have plans for using them or not.
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"Who must be licensed as a contractor?\n\nAny business which contracts or offers to contract to build, alter, repair, add to, subtract from, improve, move, wreck or demolish any building, highway, road, railroad, excavation or other structure, development or improvement, or to do any part of the work must be a licensed contractor.\n\nAlso included in work requiring a license is the erection of scaffolding, connections to utility service lines, metering devices and sewer lines, mechanical or structural service to a structure or improvement and any other work in connection with the project.\n\n"Contractor" includes subcontractors, floor covering contractors, landscape contractors and consultants representing themselves as having the ability to supervise or manage a construction project for the benefit of the property owner.\n\nSupervision or management includes hiring and firing of specialty contractors, scheduling of work on the project, and selection and purchasing of construction material.\n\nContractors must be properly licensed before submitting bids."\n\nThe Arizona Contractor's License Application package is at\nhttp://www.rc.state.az.us/Acrobat/Lics/lic_app.pdf\n\nYou can contact the Arizona Registrar of Contractors for more info. on licensing- \n\nhttp://www.rc.state.az.us/
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Don't really know myself, but I did find this for you:\n\nhttp://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/ddl/duilaws.html
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To have a contractor's license packet sent (it will cost $6), contact:\n\nNorth Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors\nP. O. Box 17187\nRaleigh, NC 27619\n(919) 571-4183\nFax: (919) 571-4703\nhttp://www.nclbgc.net  \n\nIf your company is a partnership or corporation you must register with the North Carolina Secretary of State and include the registration with your application to the Board. You can contact the Secretary of State at: \n\nNorth Carolina Secretary of State\n2 South Salisbury St.\nRaleigh, NC 27601-2903\nMailing address: P.O. Box 29622\nRaleigh, NC 227626-0622\n(919) 807-2225\nFax: (919) 807-2039 \nhttp://www.secstate.state.nc.us/ \n\nNC has a minimum required working capital for each type of license limitation:\n\nLimited = $17,000 (cost of project is less than $350,000) \nIntermediate = $75,000 (less than $700,000) \nUnlimited = $150,000 (no limit)\n\nFor information on starting a business in North Carolina, go to: http://www.nccommerce.com/servicenter/blio/startup/default.asp\n\nTo register your business name, you or the partnership must file an Assumed Name Certificate with the Register of Deeds Office in the county or counties where you will do business. \n\nTo help you decide which business structure is right for you, here are some pages that lists the pros and cons of each structure\n\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol3/legalstructure.htm\nhttp://www.nccommerce.com/servicenter/blio/startup/structure.asp\n\nI strongly suggest you call the NC Business Service Center to help you with your questions on how to properly start a business in NC. Here's the contact info:\n\nCall 919 715-2864 or \nToll-free ( in NC ) at 1 800-228-8443 or\nSend fax to 919 715-2855