You know of a framer or someone I could hire to tell me how to fix it?

And I have the best framer in Oregon on my Canby project  2200 to 2700 sq ft home completely framed and ready for roof in 4 to 5 days . 

You could save about 40 percent of the full bid if you pieced it out.Hire a handyman to demo.Ask your handyman if he can do windows, doors, sheet rock, tape and mud, trim work,painting, tile work, hang cabinets, install vanities, etc.Ask him if he has tools, tile machine, compressor, hand guns,  Sometimes handyman are old General Contractors that didn't renew their paperwork.Hire a framer to remove or add walls and new rooms.Hire an electricianHire a plumberHire a sheet rocker and mudderHire window company or handyman to install the windowsHandy man can also do so much .Make sure the electrical and plumbing is done right.Most states allow $2000 of work for a handy man. 

@Duane Gunkler The fact that the framers are still owned money on your project is very, very, very bad. 

Keep in mind, however if there is structural compromise, often a framer can simply "scab" in/"sister" (the proper support without removing the old.

The builder came back to us recently and said although they had initially expected a delivery date of December, it would be pushed out to March and potentially even further given delays in lumber, concrete, getting framers, etc.

I just had Brandon w/ Hall of Framers sub out a roof for a client of mine and they were great.

I have friends who are framers, concrete finishers, siders, electricians, plumbers and multiple others I can reach out to.

I am looking for recommendations for framers and electricians for a rehab I have in Baltimore, MD

Plumbers, electricians, painters, framers, handymen, and anyone else that gets paid to work in someone's house... including you.