You can learn a lot from listening to these type of cases in court, but if your lawyer is there representing you and you don't need to be called as a witness (he would have told you that already) you don't have to go.

I'm not accusing them of that!

This is the first time I am seeking opinion from all of you as I feel I need help deciding.My husband and I have done 2 flips before but wit 100% funding from our own savings.

Basically the message is, so what if he screwed you, we are going to watch him screw someone else too because he is paying us.Any half educated nit wit can call themselves a contractor in this state and things may go well for some time, its what you do when they don't go well that is what really matters.  

I almost made mistakes like the one Jay is talking about but it just so happened I got to witness a good investor friend of mine get started on a project that he bought for $125K and had figured needed $30K of repairs and comps showed it would be worth $400K on the market.

I’m also ethnically Filipino and have witnessed first hand the way business is done in my own personal life. 

Somebody wanting to sue for you backing out of a bad deal or accusing you of selling them a property with defects like unknown termite damage).

For the record, as of this Tuesday (3/31/2020), Georgia now allows fully virtual real estate closings, including remote notarization and remote witnessing!

In my line of work, I'm witnessing many more instances of tenants taking advantage of the overly burdensome process and backlogged system.

Without making any accusations toward any entity you're dealing with, its easy for a sales person to make optimistic predictions encouraging you to buy when it's not their money at stake.