When General Contractors overcharge & lein deal We sell Modular and Mobile Homes.

When General Contractors overcharge & lein deal
We sell Modular and Mobile Homes. In order to set our Modulars we must hire a General Contractor which we did. He verbally quoted one price and when job was done it was elevated by about $6600.00 We only had a $4000 deal anyway since it was our first one
When we disagreed he agreed to meet with us verbally and go over. Now that the loan has closed he has yet to me with us but liened the property . Do we have
any recoarse or are we going to have to lose. The problem is he has two more jobs going for us.. Do I have any recoarse at all or do I have to pay..We are totally at his mercy and we are not in business to make him money and lose us money
Any suggestions or can you refer me anywhere

estate inheritance dispute I inherited a mobile homewhich included contents.

estate inheritance dispute
I inherited a mobile homewhich included contents. The deceased son inherited the contents of his choice, the remainder was to go to me. The title is in my name- I gave the son 3 weeks which was agreed up to remove his stuff. After time expired I changed the locks. Now he wants to come in and remove everything remaining in the house. I refused to let him back in. Who owns what remains in the house which I own free and clear?

Background on the case:I live in my ex boyfriend’s(together 12 yrs.

Background on the case:I live in my ex boyfriend’s(together 12 yrs.) mobile home he moved out Jan. 1 2007 for the last 3 years I have paid all the bills renewed the title fixed everything that broke out of my own pocket. He was arrested in the mobile home park so he can no longer live here. The only reason this mobile home is still here is because I when before the judge after his arrest and got the judge to let me and the unit stay since I didn’t get in any trouble. I’ve spent a lot of time and money to make improvements inside and out on this unit. All bills are up to date. Last week my ex called and told me I had 60 days to move.
My question: is there a way to either take legal ownership of this mobile home or at least stop him from putting me out since he hasn’t paid or done anything in the last 3 years and can’t ever live in this mobile park again per MRL state of Ca. .

3rd party aquired title to an unsecured Note My mom(trustee for the Trust B)…

3rd party aquired title to an unsecured Note
My mom(trustee for the Trust B) loaned my brother $65000 to buy a mobile home in 2003. He signed a Note making payments to my mom’s personal acct thinking that she would make payments to Trust B(lien holder). The note is not secured. The note is not assumable by a 3rd party.
We found out that the beneficiaries of the Trust B are not aware of the note. In 2006 my mom got a loan w/ private lender, using her own home as collateral AND 100% interest in my brother’s Note.
My mother had given this person a copy of my his Note with two CHANGES. His note now reads that he is to pay Trust F, payable to my mother and his signature was forged.
My mom transferred the title to my brother’s home to the private lender as lien holder. In HER loan papers my brother’s home and address are listed as collateral .The private lender claims her loan to my mom is “in good faith” and she is entitled go after my brother for payments on his note. Does the private lender have the legal authority to be on my brother’s title and to collect payments on his note?
Is assigning 100% interest his Note to a 3rd party legal when his note is not assumable nor lists collateral? Three years later can his home be used as collateral in another persons note?