ilmscore | Prediction Details
"And when you have a signed contract by both parties, it then gives you something that you can do when these situations come up because now you can hold them legally accountable to what they agreed to do. If there's no contract in place, you technically don't have any legal way to hold them accountable to anything because you guys never agreed to anything upfront."
By BiggerPockets | March 25, 2025 | Pending
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How to Find a Contractor Who Works FAST & Scopes Properties FOR You 00:10:31 - 00:10:52
Interpreted Prediction
A signed contract allows legal recourse against a contractor for breaches, whereas its absence leaves no legal basis for accountability.

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Topic
Contractor Contracts

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