Mainly civil construction and the last 10-years swimming pool and landscape design/build in Phoenix and Southern Florida.

Once the hoarders slowdown or stop the purchases, the shelves will start to fill again.Yesterday at the Walmart near my office, I asked the store Manager how often are they getting deliveries, he said daily, they usually sell out between 10-11am.Granted I live in a more civilized neighborhood where the hoarding isn't as insane as it is in Los Angeles where my parents live.Take action quickly while the demand is there

But given the length of time litigation will take as well as this being a flip with buyers in escrow we decided that wouldn't work. 

I’m currently in litigation with the second set of contractors...

If you call the police, most likely the police will not remove them and will refer it as a civil matter (eviction).

Mass Mutual has paid a dividend every year since the Civil War (and I’m not talking about the Avengers) Foresters (my personal favorite WL company) has a solid track record as well.

California's Unlawful Detainer process is the only way to proceed now on the civil court side. 

I didn't want to overload a single topic so here's the other part.Really, this has to do about civil vs criminal and moving forward.

(I prefer LLC for the additional protection against litigation/liability).

They have all advised their clients to just let it go due to the cost of litigation.