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        "text": "Hiring an owner-operated general contractor provides a single point of contact for complex, multi-trade repairs, whereas a standard handyman is best for isolated, minor tasks. If a rental requires drywall work, tile replacement, finish carpentry, and coordinated electrical or plumbing sub-trades, a general contractor keeps the schedule organized. For just tightening loose hardware or swapping a single faucet, an independent handyman may be sufficient. Choosing a contractor avoids the hassle of managing separate workers across multiple trades.",
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        "description": "Choose a handyman for quick, isolated fixes. Hire an owner-operated general contractor when the rental needs multi-trade work, such as drywall, tile, carpentry, and coordinated trades."
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  "description": "Choose a handyman for quick, isolated fixes. Hire an owner-operated general contractor when the rental needs multi-trade work, such as drywall, tile, carpentry,"
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