I would like to know how you guys deal with non performing GC’s?

I read mine every morning to give myself a boost in the morning.

They just care that their asset is performing - as long as it is, they won't throw away money by calling it due. 

@James Jones I'd put the 50k to work in a performing real estate note.

If the landlord doesn't address the issue, you might be able to seek what's called constructive eviction (basically you evict yourself and terminate the lease) if the landlord fails to perform per the terms of the lease. 

I have owned rentals in 14 states  and Vegas is NOT tenant friendly it totally favors landlords its one of the best in that regard. when I factor in all the cost of Ownership  VS rent I find I can buy a 300k SFR in Vegas that rents for 2200 dollars and it out performs almost anything i owned in the so called cash flow markets.. 

Over long periods of time (decade plus), it will out perform any other state.

Assuming they are licensed, a complaint to the licensing board would be appropriate….maybe even more so if they are not licensed, and performing work that requires one. 

As @Jiri B.said, they're not too difficult for you to perform since when done well the client simply does what they always do normally - sell a piece of investment property and purchase new investment real estate.The devil is in the details in between. 

Be sure to remind the builder that their delays (performance) have caused your delay (performance) as their delay provided a scheduling conflict for you.