I will not say more, because I'm in the middle of suing you for stolen profits...

As for money, I guess it’s better to write of as stolen - that small GC will disappear and will be working under new LLC.These are dime a dozen.For the future, until you complete 5-7 projects with that GC, control process at least once a week: budget, %% etc.

Also, always have a large reserve account because its not if but when you have two vacancies, a slab needs repair, and an AC unit gets stolen all within the same couple of months that you will indeed need the staying power to remain in business.

I see on that one the furnace has been stolen and by the condition of the bathroom, most likely the copper has been ripped out. 

A great framework that has helped me (stolen from Charlie Munger - "invert, always invert" framework) is to put myself into a typical investor's shoes.

This can occur if a company's "identity" is stolen, ie someone other than appointed managers or owners - use company ein to open a bank account fraudulently. 

I've had my identity stolen.

By using fake identities, stolen credit cards, and other methods, scammers are able to bypass traditional security measures such as background checks and credit checks.

You're running a business - and your 'merchandise' isn't moving by what you've done so far...a lot of time has been wasted already.  

(not stolen, used) I mean 1 couple went through at least a roll a day.