Paperwork, lawyer, terms of mortgage ,etc...Thanks 

Conversely you can have a lawyer draft one up for you.  

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Poor work ethics, drinking on the job, etc.If he does not finish you must exercise whatever stipulations that you have to resolve a breach in contract.Seek legal advice and have an attorney tell you what can be done.Depending on the state there may be a fund that you could receive damages from if he does not finish.I am no expert, but your contract should have been created by a lawyer or at least reviewed and include what you can do and should do in situations such as these.

Make sure you're lawyer looks over all contracts so their mistakes don't transfer to you.If you just want to know more about them I would ask what areas of town they have experience in, how often they wholesale deals, what percentage of discount do they pass on to their buyers, etc.This should give you an idea of how experienced they are.

A lawyer can make a very good argument that you did in fact commit loan fraud when you signed the forms for the OO loan knowing it was not.

In addition I would talk to contractors, appraisers, title companies, estate lawyers, mailmen/ mail-woman, etc. 

You Must Build a Team of Trusted Workers to Help You Rehabilitate a HomeTo successfully flip a house, it takes a team of reliable contractors, home inspectors, electricians, plumbers, accountants, lawyers, real estate brokers, and you, the investor.Your home improvement team should be able to handle every repair the house needs.

hi everyone.I'm wondering if it makes sense for me to let a realtor I know here handle the contract portion of myfirst and second deal so i can learn from her.Im not too worried about cutting into my profit on the first and second deal but rather more worried about messing something up legally, as that is the area I know the least about.I contacted a lawyer in my area and he said he charged $1500 for contract reviews, which I know is high.So my question is, do i use a rea or a layer to handle my contracts the first few times?

Since this is a Freddie Mac property that does not allow assignment I'm thinking the best way to do this is to not have a double closing and instead just have her Quit Claim Deed me her title privately though a lawyer to minimize two separate title searches, title insurances, etc.