Look at the contractor's own contracts, if he or she does not have their own contracts then they are not truly serious about their business and is a red flag to me.If you do want to take the risk of using a cheap general contractor or using cheap subcontractors then I would develop your own master agreement for your contractors and have them sign it in order to let them know what the standard is.

This scope of work should act as your contract for your contractors to hold them accountable to their bid so there are no questions on what was or wasn't said during the walkthrough.After that, I recommend hiring a contractor that has their own contracts for you to sign.

Also, if under contract with a rezoning contingency how do you plan to petition the town planning committee further once under contract?

In contract for a duplex which is one of our first deals.

But seeing as how money IS an object, I did my first flip in Rockland and have another under contract in Halifax.

And my contract with them expires in a week.To make a long story short, there were other issues that almost scuttled the deal, so the broker finally said, OK, we'll do it for $180K then, I'm so tired of this, so I be done with it without making anything.

As for the keys, why did you leave the closing without getting them, if that was in the contract?

We are in contract on a shopping center that has numerous vacancies.

CallRail refuses to add my calls to the “Calls” app and I’m spending more time inputting data and working out bugs in Podio than getting contracts signed and Returning phone calls.

Sale fell through and a month later I got another contract on it with another buyer also  using FHA.