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I wouldn't recommend it if anything were to go wrong. It's a quick way to end up in bankruptcy if anyone gets hurt, or if your neighbors property gets damaged
by glouwbug 2y ago
I wouldn't recommend it if anything were to go wrong. It's a quick way to end up in bankruptcy if anyone gets hurt, or if your neighbors property gets damaged
- potato3732842 2y agoNot getting hurt isn't hard. Not trashing your neighbor's property is even easier. But this isn't the kind of project one should take on with zero experience. Do yourself a favor and buy a backhoe that's a runner to start with even if it costs 5x more than a project.
- m463 2y ago> Not getting hurt isn't hard. Are you certain? I've done plenty of DIY projects, and as soon as you start using hand tools, the risk goes up, especially if you include cutting or drilling.
- SoftTalker 2y agoThats what liability insurance is for, which you need if you own property, whether anything is built on it or not.
- teeray 2y agoClaim denied (mumbles reasons and lengthy and expensive appeals process). Balance due immediately.
- mmooss 2y agoI wonder if you could end up in jail.
- zdragnar 2y agoProbably, if you do something blatantly negligent and kill someone. Short of manslaughter, though, I suspect jail or prison time is pretty unlikely. You'll still be financially ruined if you don't have insurance or your insurance won't cover your foolishness though.
- potato3732842 2y agoThe most likely path to jail probably involves putting a bullet in a problem neighbor or government official rather than an accident of any sort.
- ty6853 2y agoYou can own a house as an llc.
- cudgy 2y agoOne less person to compete for the scraps and pay top price for the mass produced craps. /s