chemar22I think that is in there for those who were contractors or suppliers for Pinnacle.

Before I found a comercial supplier.

If you have this schedule, getting the materials will be easy as a lot of the material and hardware suppliers (i.e.

One big problem is that a general contractor can sign a release but bring subs on the job without the knowledge of the owner and if the subs are not paid, a lien could be placed on the property even for work already paid for.Also vendors and suppliers like Home Depot or Lowes can lien a property for material used on the job site.You can report contractor misconduct to the state licensing boards, if contractors are licensed in your state or area, or if there is criminal activity you can file with the state's attorney general or district attorney.Other than that filing legal action will probably involve getting an attorney to represent you.

I had a conference call with them this week that they initiated asking me as a investor/supplier how their processing can get better.I shared your post and let them know that my experiences were similiar in some instances.

1. speak with Nucor/CBC/etc. metal building suppliers to get their material cost and installer recommendations2. speak with an earthwork contractor on their anticipated cost PSF for the grading and pad prep for the building.

I've had customers think they will save money getting the materials to the job because in transparency they can see my suppliers shipping or delivery fee.

Then find the crews who do them b/c they can turn a bathroom in 2 days* for a set cost, know the suppliers or have leftovers for much less than retail.G

Once I understood what people thought Turnkey was in America I changed our company name so as to not be associated with it so No I wouldn't recommend any Turnkey suppliers as I think investors simply pay too much from Turnkeys.However if your investing needs means you need completely hands off no risk all done for you investing then there are plenty of good operators in Memphis who lurk on this site.

Most small independent lumber yards and building material suppliers are sitting out as the market is too volatile for them to play in.