Project Awareness Letter Form
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The Project Awareness Letter is the first step towards fostering collaborative relationships with higher-tier parties. It’s a friendly letter that simply lets the Property Owner and General Contractor know you’re working on the job, and it helps to open the lines of communication from day 1 of a project. We recommend sending this letter right when you’re hired on the job. Note that this letter is not statutory and does not protect lien rights.
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There are plenty of jobs, but it depends on your skills and training? what type of job are you seeking? Linked in had many posts for construction industry jobs. Good luck
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Don't give a lien release without payment. The NTO is not necessarily invalid, especially since the owner belives that you are working on the job.
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