You may be able to take legal action but I think you'll spend more on proving your case.  

It is not fair to deduct any type of insurance coverage to the contractor because it is not our job to protect you. our job is to protect our own actions so we don't pass any liability to you.

Really depends on the person.I read maybe a chapter or two of it.. and its was a tad boring for me personally. but again whatever works to get one to take action is of value.. whether it be some book... paid for mentor, BP,, TV Guru.. does not matter what matters is what you do with the motivation inspiration and your life going forward

It is truly amazing what you can pick up. 3)Take action.

Action trumps dreaming any day!

I have created goals, deadlines and a few plan of actions to determine my routes for the next 30 days.

Ok, now that you have taken your initial step, below are some quick links to get engaged.Since you and your partner are focused on flips, I added the below links for review prior to taking action on your chosen niche.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/01/07/flipping-houses/ (step by step guide to flips)https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/03/21/flipping-houses-101-j-scott/ (Flipping houses 101 with J.

I constantly hear Brandon's admonitions to "take action" and hope to be confident doing so sometime here in the first quarter of 2016.Would love to hear from you anytime.

What would be the best starting point and course of action for him to take?

My plan of action is to continue building my credit and experience as a realtor, and to use RE wholesaling to build the initial funds needed to invest in my first multi-family home.