Check with your insurance co.

So, through the title/escrow co I let them know that if the attorney did not cancel it, I would be presenting them for the bill for the new locks and locksmith, and any damage the clean out folks did to MY house as they had no authority---and it was not occupied. 

I'm currently working on a community development project in Colorado.

I am a partner and co-founder of a successful Turnkey operation in Indianapolis, so you'd think that my answer would be biased, but it's not...The answer to your question:IT DEPENDS.  

We would like to do more deals (I have a design team, team to find deals etc.) but currently have the following issues to execute: -I co sign on the debt on every project we do, but, we need an additional guarantor for our banks-my "friends and family" equity is tapped out. 

I purchased worker’s comp insurance, registered with the irs an EIN number (easy).

There were open permits for the work done but the title company was unable to find the CO.

The Denver area (Colorado Springs) is one of the top markets to watch for.  

I am Connecticut raised, received a degree in architecture at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, Massachusetts, and have been living and working in architecture in Denver, Colorado for four years in June 2020 with experience in developer driven SFR, Duplex and Multifamily as well as custom single family residence design and project management.

Interesting, totally forgot that some workers may need masks for legitimate reasons!