We'll start hearing about buyers getting screwed and suing listing agents in a few years, and O&E insurance claims will go up.How this ends, I don't know, but it's definitely go to be messy.

I know it's somewhat unlikely, but I just want to make sure I am dotting my i's and crossing my t's.Thanks, They give you 30 days before you totally screw up the seller's credit and they foreclose.Here's some help - look under #4 Defending a Subject To, then look at #5 (b)Subject To Has 5 phases (ok, there are more, but I’m covering these 5 for now) https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1154639-subj...

We did have 2 house managers , screw up  and they had the power to get you back in line .   

I expect we'll see a lot of them screw it up and get paid less than their services are worth.

Builder ends up screwing us over and we are out $250k which we are in the process of trying to get back.In the meantime, I'm trying to get a private or hard money loan to finish the buildsCurrent mortgage 273,000Rehab 1 - 150,000Rehab 2 - 150,000Current value for both places approx $350,000ARV $1,000,000 for bothPlan is to refinance and hold as STRI feel that these numbers are reasonable - am I missing something?

I have a lot of other examples also and a high percentage of them end up calling me after the transaction asking about taking legal action (usually too late, the deal is closed, sad fact is they just screwed up). 

Relationships break down when one side feels like the other side screwed them.I'd be happy to talk more about this if you are interested.  

We give tenants a 5-day REVOCABLE Grace Period (taken away of they always pay on 5th).We also can charge a 10% per diem Late Fee, so tenants don't screw with us and pay as late as possible.

Lots of tenants will try to use it as leverage at a later date....when they leave and you dont give the full deposit back.....when they are late on a payment..... when they screw something up and you make them pay for the repair. 

[Not sure what @Henry M. means by 'day rate', there is no such thing with General Contractors, must be doing small jobs with pick-up laborers]And yes @Alan F. is spot on...there are way more investors that screw up a project...no idea how to screen Contractors, no idea how to do their job right on a remodel (have clear objectives and don't change them, then stay out of the way)