Construction Opprtunities for full-timer
I am interested in RVing full-time. But, can I as a retired Florida building contractor with an active license easily find a job to work when I desires? I don't want to work for free and I don't wan...
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Your ability to find work will be directly linked to how much you want to make. A contractor type employment opportunity will probably be difficult if not impossible, to secure outside of your immediate trade area. The value of a contractor is in securing local craftsmen to do the jobs and having contacts for supplies and other professionals needed to complete a project.. The license itself really isn't that valuable unless you plan on doing the work yourself and it is required to have a licensed contractor obtain the necessary permits in the area.
Personally, I tend to hire locally. That way, if something goes wrong, I know where to find them.
Now, if you wish to offer your services as a sort of super-handyman, and are willing to take workamperish wages (usually around minimum wage to maybe $10 to $12 an hour) then you should have no problem finding employment with local RV parks. You would also probably get some additional compensation via either a free or highly reduced cost RV site.
Personally, I tend to hire locally. That way, if something goes wrong, I know where to find them.
Now, if you wish to offer your services as a sort of super-handyman, and are willing to take workamperish wages (usually around minimum wage to maybe $10 to $12 an hour) then you should have no problem finding employment with local RV parks. You would also probably get some additional compensation via either a free or highly reduced cost RV site.
