You can tell a lot about a GC by the way his sites look and how many subs are on the job.For contracts you can check out NAHB, AIA and DBIA for example contracts as well as local attorneys who specializes in real estate and construction law.

Get thee to an elder care attorney.  

@Bob MaleckiI have spoken to my attorney about these in the past as I was looking for a way to try and keep some equity.

In a little over 10 years I did not need an attorney other than to set up legal entities.

I closed with the buyer's closing attorney which whom did not know jack swat about closing an assignment deal(#1st & 1st &1/2 mistake LOL) (#2nd mistake) I didn't instruct the title company to do a blind closing(#3rd mistake) I only had a week window to close.

I definitely need to find a CPA and Attorney that has experience working with new real estate investors.

I could be wrong - I have an appointment with my attorney next week to discuss more.

I have my agent write in that section that "ABC" is to happen, which "supersedes paragraph XYZ above"When you get into bigger commercial deals, you should have your attorney draw up the contract.

Have you talked to an attorney, or were you hoping to save money and not hire one?

So you could have hired a lawyer and evicted, but instead you gave them three free months before you now have to hire an attorney to evict them?