It depends on the specific needs and budget constraints. Remodeling might be better for smaller changes or if you love your current location, while building might be preferable for customized designs or severely damaged homes.
Yes, under certain conditions, such as if the licensee is retiring, and if the son has sufficient experience, he might qualify for a license transfer.
Yes, the terms "independent contractor" and "freelancer" are often used interchangeably.
You're an independent contractor if you offer services to the general public under a business name, maintain control over how you provide these services, and operate independently from the businesses that hire you.
In many jurisdictions, a "B" license is for general building contractors, while a "B2" might refer to a specific subset or specialty within general construction. Always check local regulations for precise definitions.