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Arizona homeowners can recover money from bad contractor jobs. Here's how

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By Christel Bell Verified
| KGUN-TV (Tucson, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX — The Arizona Residential Contractors Recovery Fund has about $25 million set aside for homeowners dealing with substandard work, but qualifying comes with conditions. Arizona homeowners dealing with contractors who did poor work or abandoned a job have a financial safety net available to them. The state has more than $25 million set aside to help homeowners when contractors fall short, and the Arizona Registrar of Contractors expects more than 8,000 complaints by year's end.
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Arizona homeowners can recover money from bad contractor jobs. Here's how

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By Christel Bell Verified
| KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX — The Arizona Residential Contractors Recovery Fund has about $25 million set aside for homeowners dealing with substandard work, but qualifying comes with conditions. Arizona homeowners dealing with contractors who did poor work or abandoned a job have a financial safety net available to them. The state has more than $25 million set aside to help homeowners when contractors fall short, and the Arizona Registrar of Contractors expects more than 8,000 complaints by year's end.
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Arizona Corporation Commission cracks down on LLC fraud after homeowners receive mystery mail

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By Christel Bell Verified
| KGUN-TV (Tucson, AZ) Verified
The Arizona Corporation Commission is implementing new policies to combat a growing business application fraud problem affecting homeowners across the state. The Let ABC15 Know Team started looking into the issue after a Valley homeowner, Glenn G., began receiving mail at his home address for a business he had no connection to. "Well, I got this mail that was uh, addressed to my address and it had this company's name on it, that I didn't know anything about," Glenn G. said. Glenn is not alone.
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