Now, I don't know if I should call the police or cross my shoulders and wait for the eviction process.

Once served the burden of proof is on the contractors shoulders and it ain't cheap even if you do get released from the complaint.

(And do you know how often that client who was all looking over your shoulder every day suddenly disappears when it's time for payment?)

Also, if you did not stand over there shoulder while they were using their zip level it is hard to take someone's word for it.

Generally they help protect you and your investment because contractors know that someone will be looking over their shoulder.

Here is a thought, why not get the property under contract, find someone who knows commercial and buys commercial i think Rich Weese is always looking, ask them if they want the deal, if they buy if from you, make some money from assigning/ wholesaling the deal and maybe ask to stay on and look over their shoulder as they do the all the work.

Any contractor who has a good head on his shoulders does not need to waste his time with someone who is not serious enough to put up some $$ as opposed to just empty promises.

I actually offered to help him on the bench press when I noticed he was grabbing his shoulder in pain.

Hello All,

I am a So California based investor , interested in creative financing and building relationships with lenders and like minded investors. I have come across a number of strong deals but did not hav...

I've only received one cold shoulder, but the others suggested I get in touch with them in a few weeks or months.