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What If The Contractor, Rather Than The Owner, Signs a Notice of Commencement?

What If The Contractor, Rather Than The Owner, Signs a Notice of Commencement? Is the Notice Defective And, Therefore, Ineffective? Lexology.com provided an in-depth answer to this very popular question. \”Under Florida lien law, a Notice of Commencement is a form document the property owner is generally required to sign and record in the public […]

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Disaster Loans for Florida Construction Businesses Impacted by COVID-19

If your Florida construction business has been impacted by COVID19/coronavirus, you might be eligible for a disaster loan to provide liquidity for your business. Florida is providing a short term (<1 year), $50,000 bridge loan at https://floridadisasterloan.org, which is helpful if you need cash now.  If you can afford to look at other options, I

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FDOT Prequalification Requires 2019 Financial Statement Changes.

Heads Up! The FDOT requires that an annual financial statement prepared under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) be included with the contractor’s annual prequalification package this year. Before you have your CPA finalize your financials, make sure they are doing it on the required method. According to the article that the Florida Transportation Builders Association

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How To Battle The Credit Bureaus and Win.

Whether you\’re contesting an error or combating fraud, Kiplinger put out a great guide on how to secure the best chance of success. \”The three major credit-reporting bureaus—Equifax, Experian and Trans­Union—have logged the most complaints for four years running, according to a report from the U.S. Public Interest Research Group. Most of the complaints involve

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Florida Courts Continue to Expand Liability of Design Professionals on Construction Projects

There was a recent article on law.com that went into detail about how design professionals such as architects and engineers are exposed to significant risk and potential liability for errors and omissions in possibly more than just their designs on construction projects. It was an interesting article worthy of sharing…it stated “In addition to potential

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