Buyers are still allowed to inspect the property until someone buys- keeping in mind that the property will be sold 'as is' to the first person that signs the contract. 

Homeowners and contractors with questions about required contract terms or the Home Improvement Contractor program, should contact the Office.

Just know that we had to take money back from the contractor as he violated terms of the contract.

It is a 4-unit building and I was planning to live in one of those units (per the mortgage contract, I need to move in within 60 days and live there for 1 year). 

It took us SIX MONTHS to finally lock down our first house, we made at least 10 offers and we were under contract 3 times before we finally closed.

I've seen a contractor show up 1wk late for a contract that only had a 3 wk performance period.

If there are no comps I would predict an appraisal problem which will lilely lead to a forced price reduction when it is under contract.

I should add that I am in California, but if you follow the rules and read the contracts (and have an assist from a legal team), its not that bad.

They were a bit surprised when I told them I would NOT provide payoff and that the contract was invalid.

Or should my tenants make all payments and contract with the LLC A that holds the property and then I subsequently make draws out of there.  2-If i were to raise money under the traditional GP/LP and the GP would be a newly created LLC that I wholly own and I also wanted an equity interest using one of the LPs, should the LP interest be owned by a parent company (Parent Entity LLC) or is it individually myself?