One could argue, that since the GC is "doing most of the work", he would be entitled to a greater percentage.  

Many people will argue and state that they prefer to go directly to the listing agent.

I think it gets hard when you lead the project and she argues over the tile color, etc.  

I have a lot of experience in this field, but the owner and I can't seem to engage with one another without arguing 50% of the time.

. - Many will argue that an LLC will protect you.

I would argue that the only reason you are charging $200 a day on this building when hundreds of buildings around the city are not charge that much is because of the discrimination.I would also be lobbying city official and elected representatives, to sway them onto my side.Along the way I would find the "Highest and best use' of the property, then figure the value of the property based on what it could be used for.

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We can't move a deal forward sometimes without knowing things like investor ratios, flip tax, % down required, rental policy, pied-a-terre policy etc...When we call, we usually get something like this - "ABC Management Company, please hold."

You can argue that if you were "told" it was signed and accepted it's binding, but it all goes back to what will be upheld in court. 

The ABCs of Real Estate Investing" by Ken McElroy is great for explaining due diligence and its importance.