commercial multi unit rentals.... owner initiates renovation project with GC, and stipulates that new tenant will have his own build-out contract, and the owner will have a separate contract for his portions of work in numerous units as well as new tenants unit. Owner indicates one permit should be pulled to cover both contracts, and indicates in writing tenant should be billed for half of permitting. Owner lists the work to be done in the Lease agreement effective 7/1/19, stating each party is responsible for their part, lists the GC as the Contractor, and extends a lighting allowance as well. Owner signs contract with GC 7/4/19. On 7/15/19 Owner files Prohibition of Construction Liens.... does NOT inform GC. Two weeks later 7/22/19 Tenant signs contract with GC. Owner pays his first completion billing. 8/20/19 GC bills first billing to tenant.... tenant defaults. GC send NTO 8/29/19. September 13th Owner advises GC of Prohibition filing, and claims no responsibility. Owner demands GC continues working and pull permit regardless of tenant default, then terminates contract when GC refuses. Can't GC file lien on Owners property, as Owner directly consented to contracts, and obligated the tenant to do the work and use the GC in Lease terms.