If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

Now to my question, is their any site/blog/video that explains majority of the terms or do I just have to write them down when I come across them and research them?

Despite an enormous amount of talent and nearly 20 years of working his butt off, he's in the lower end of middle class.

That list is too long for me to write out without you writing me a check... 

For example, right now I am renovating a 20-unit apartment complex...we are pulling out a lot of old appliances and I want to donate for the tax write offs.

Its been my experience that a lot of contractors come through the ranks like most in a given profession having worked in the trade and realizing a desire to try to write their own script.

Put in writing how:1 - you will be using their money2 - the numbers ($$$$) will work out for you,...and,most important, ...3 - how the numbers ($$$$$$$$) will work out for them.When you ask for the money, ALL of this MUST be in writing. 

My advice:1.Write your business plan.

Just write it into the contract?

If you pay them cash, don't pay until after they are out or at least split the payment so you have some leverage if they refuse to vacate or trash the place on the way out.Get your agreement in writing!!!