If I find one that's reliable I'll let you know :D haha.Best thing you can do is protect yourself via contracts and lien release forms when payment is made.

well regardless  of who is right the EM is not going anywhere unless you both agree to the terms of the release.. last thing I would do is waste money on an attorney over this..

Deployment does allow release from leases, but it doesn't allow them to give you 17 days notice.

The reasoning is because he has a lien which spans multiple properties, this one included and says an installment sale won't wouldn't release the lean of the property. 

I'm open to all suggestions on how to structure this and if you have experience with these type of deals please feel free to reach out to me, I have no problem releasing my interest.

I contacted my lender and she said that unless the old contractor signs a release, I cannot switch contractors.

However, as Bill indicated, we'll see if the Seller consents to release the funds.

Here is the situation:1) Buyer  bought a property and have two mortgages (Deed of Trusts) on the property from the same lender2) Buyer decided to refinance with the new bank (a new Deed of Trust), but the new deed of trust said this is a renew or extension of the first lien.3) The previous bank release the lien on the 1st mortgage.In this situation, does it make the 2nd Deed of Trust become the first lien since it record before then 3rd Deed of Trust?

Warren Buffett in his investor letter he released this morning said that Berkshire is having the same problem - they can't find companies to buy at a reasonable price even though they have plenty of cash to use. 

If times are ever hard the bank may not release one if you sell it.