The media will over-hype absolutely ANYTHING if it gets them more views, because that's their life blood. 

You could sue him, which would probably be like getting blood from a rock.Or, you could make sure you haven't paid beyond what he's done and then hire the next person to come finish - which will cost extra, because nobody likes working on top of anyone else.Or pay him extra to finish, which is kind of a bad idea for a number of reasons.

The seller must be related by blood, marriage or law or demonstrate a long-standing, family-type relationship to gift equity to the borrower.

I see more blood in the streets, I just have no clue how it will all play out.Great Thread!

The banks will have to be puking up houses, there will be blood in the streets and nobody will want anything to do with real estate.

Gary, in that case, please accept my apology, your question did not come across to me as asking methods as much as how can you, which then, as you know, you can't get blood out of a turnip, if it's not there, you don't get paid.

I would look into putting a larger or second air return vent in, this will help you circulate more air through the system and could have a big impact and will not be very expensive.

Property auctions are filled with sharks that can smell blood of a newbie in the water.The first few times you go, do not bring cash or any other way to purchase a property. 

A Hold Harmless and Indemnification agreement is incorporated in the sale contract and that may only be as good as the seller's ability to pay damages, can't get blood out of a rock you know, so you could be stuck with future claims as well as illegal activities that might constitute fines against the company.

I thanked her for her time and hung up.She had my blood boiling to say the least.So do I continue to file with the county as non-regulated or is there really need to get a RE attorney in the mix?