Take some time, review it, make sure there is language that protects you if you want to back out of the contract early or specifies who pays for any unnecessary damages to your property during construction.Network with like-minded investors, ask for referrals!

When I mail, as an investor myself and an agent, I know I can pay cash, I can wholesale, I can list, I can pocket list, I can send to an iBuyer, I can deal match, I can wholetail so my language is just to start a conversation to see how I can help get them to the next step that will lead to a deal or some other way I can assist.

While I believe this $3.5T bill has no chance of passing, it will get scaled down and the question is when it does, will this language get removed or edited?

Barring other language in the lease, you're generally allowed to be made whole.

But I have to warn you about the sadness inherent in the road you are about to embark on, and give you one piece of advice.A lot of people have very strong opinions about this topic and no one is comfortable consider that their whole financial belief system might be in grave error.If you go from being less than financially successful to most of your friends (as something like an English language teacher) to more financially successful than most of your friends (as something like a real estate investor), you're going to realize that for some of these "friends," a very big reason they felt comfortable around you was because you initially validated their mistaken financial worldview.

I got wind that the builder is checking their warranty language (outsourced to a third party I believe) to find a way out of responsibility. 

You'll probably find out it's relatively easy to get the loan, but every employer's plan language is a little different and every plan administrator has their own twist in how they do things.I used a loan from my 401(k) along with every bit of savings I could get my hands on to fund my first real investment deal back in 2018. 

I speak 3 languages!

Going forward, you can just include additional language/terms that provide an opportunity for contractors of your choice to inspect the property during the due diligence period.

@Andy MirzaReading indemnification language is very important.