Was my exact thoughts too. Sears like HD and Lowes make all the money and don't pay the subs very good I am thinking.
Doing work for them might be ok short term , but not for a long haul. :no:
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Doing work for them might be ok short term , but not for a long haul. :no:
Well if it was me I would kind of figure out what you are going to need to make a living and base it off of that.it is short term. A sears contractor has work but I don't think what he is offering to install it is enough. I need a base line to negotiate. He is supplying a brake and insurance. I will go direct a soon as I get a brake and insurance
So with him providing some things are you a employee? If not need to make sure you have your business in order. And if he is just going to 1099 you that means you have to pay all of your own taxes.
Good luck
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