Contracts are fairly standard these days as is pricing.
What is most important is the credit worthiness of who you are doing business with. For a few bucks, you can check out the business for UCCs, Bankruptcies, Lawsuits, and general credit from a number of sources including Dun and Bradstreet and KnowX.com on line in just minutes. Cost about $20 to $40 but well worth the price to avoid a disaster or verify a good prospect. If the credit history is good, they have been in business a while, no major UCC's, no lawsuits or judgments, and a reasonable credit rating, they probably will be OK. Don't forget to check out the principals too.
Re: what makes a good subcontract
Member #: 51112
Registered: 2/23/2007
Posted:
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Name:
Frank Baker
Name:
Frank Baker
Company:
Baker Capital Solutions, LLC
Occupation:
Factor
Location:
Rowlett, Texas
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