I am a dual Australian/British national, and I have networks of friends and relatives in both London, and around Australia that I could draw on.

If you do then start saving that cash flow along with other capital (work) and I presume you'll have another in no time and if need be you can always draw from equity in future 

As one year draws close another one is about to start.

If you haven't gotten 100 yet you don't even have a big enough sample size to draw conclusions

I have scheduled a meeting with an attorney to draw up a contract but would like any advice would be greatly appreciated!

You will need drawings of what you are planning to do. 

I don't know if I have a case if I hire a lawyer but it seems so extreme to me to put someone out of their home (over Christmas no less) over a construction delay that was not in my or her control and not harming anyone, and now its in their power to draw this out as long as they want.

I am self employed in a partnership and have only taken a 'minimal draw' of about 30K per year to make ends meet as we paid down our business line of credit that we had to dig into very deeply at one point of the housing slow down (we do construction).

Last year I gave a discount as the year was drawing to a close and the weather getting colder, and renters harder to find...but the PM company ran it by me first.

Never doubt the ability of some governmental agency to draw parallels.