Although I am confident in my work and needs within the company, I continue to try and remind myself that my role is just a number that can be pulled at the slightest moment.How can we as corporate employees combat unexpected layoffs aside from debilitating unemployment lines?

That seems to be where Chris is at, so maybe some tips from him on how to successfully pull off combat sleep would be helpful.Apologies to anyone whose information I got wrong above. 

I'll get on that ASAP.As far as GC flaking and construction not going according to plan, how do you combat or deal with these situations usually? 

People in the 80's had to deal with massive interest rate increases because the Fed was trying to combat inflation.

Over the last few years you've had industry pros like myself @Jay Hinrichs & @John Thedford who are licensed & have transacted millions giving out the correct info to combat all of the raw raw pro wholesaling junk from a bunch of other folks who're doing real estate as a hobby at best & not really practicing at all at worst.

Its a frightening concept, but to combat it, I've aligned myself with friends and mentors that are successful in this work, and can guide me whenever I need help, which right now, is all the time. 

5.what is the best way to combat the ones who want to do a chapt 13 ?

I spent 10 years as a USAF Combat Controller (Special Operations) and loved every minute, but it was time to "come home".

If you take care of the water, and clean the dirt, you can really combat any long term issues that may develop.But, ah...poor dear.

Making a mistake can cost you far more than the attorney will charge, especially since the tenant has essentially put you on notice that she is combative and will hold you hostage for as much as she can get.