We were delayed several months because of extensive amounts of rain prevented the crew from being able to perform work on the land.

What else can I do to prevent it?

He also states he could help in cutting down on wholesale fees, unnecessary title fees, commission etc. 

That's not a PM demand, that's a FRCA law that prevents credit reports from being shared.Breach of Contract:  Understand how to report and document when they are in breach of contract. 

Anyways, I've told them that I would pay for repairs in the future on this new fence, but I am not paying for this new fence which was completely unnecessary. 

He claims he’s never had a sewer or water issue due to preventative maintenance but if I get it under contract I’d certainly look into it during the DD period.  

I have seem some of the video footage where they prevented property damage or unwanted loitering.

There could be regs that prevent STR's on the lake.Where are you looking?

@Wayne Brooks This isn’t a brand new thread but it’s a continuing problem that can have devastating consequences I was so alarmed at how easy it can be for this to happen that I just posted an article on deed fraud & what you can do about itIt contains some links to check your property & register your property for fraud alerts with the clerk's office’s in various parts of the country https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/14776/98707-is-your-property-at-risk-for-title-fraud-how-to-protect-yourself@Peter WaltherSeminole County, FL now has title fraud alerts available as well: https://www.seminoleclerk.org/...I've encouraged friends & family to sign up for these as well Unfortunatly Suzanne your article perpetuates the mischaracterization of forged deeds as title theft that I wrote about above and creates a market for the sale of title theft protection products that I believe are completely unnecessary and next to valueless. 

What's preventing the owner from backing out at that point?