When they fail to pay in full, give them your state required default letter and take them to court.

But you should DEF find another PMG like yesterdayAgreed, I'd love some recommendations (thanks @Greg Campbell) or the service @Scott Trench is suggesting, but failing that I'll start with something like NARPM.com as @Michael Smythe suggested.Thank you all I really appreciate it.

I personally would spend that much to fail a couple of times to learn.

These are the best skips out there and I'll use them when my cheaper skips fail from Mojo.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @JP LeonardRecognize also whether a bank would also lend against this type of deal.Basically we didn't want to sell our home now and above all not get it foreclosed on if the contractor fails to perform.

We've all seen many failed partnerships and few successful ones.

If you fail to follow the rules, you may open your personal assets to a lawsuit.

One regarding what happens to the property if Couple A fails to provide enough funds and one exit strategy for if Couple B fails to perform the work.

(see below)My last three commercial deals in my town and a nearby town have all failed because the sellers are insane.

You can look it up yourself, but maybe just maybe the person that installed the tile didn’t take that precaution and now the install failed.