Chelsea, you can always cancel your listing agreement providing the broker releases you from the listing agreement.

The losses are released from suspension when you dispose of the property.Example - you buy a property in 2010 for $100,000. 

And actually the attorneys took care of all the closing paperwork last week and they're just waiting for the title company to release the title which will happen as soon as they get the affidavit from the publication company.

We are working on a better app version and it should be released soon.

As I bring in valid receipts or invoices for work completed/supplies they will release the funds to pay off those invoices/receipts.

This DaVinci overlock system should help a lot of owner/managers lessen some of the work load (if it works as advertised).https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/10-federal-announces-the-official-release-of-the-davinci-overlock-system-for-the-self-storage-industry-300624272.html

Just make sure to ask for separate releases so you can sell or refinance a property out of that portfolio.

if you're gonna pay them something have an attorney write up a formal "release"it will say that you are not admitting fault and they can never hold you responsible again for these problems or any other problems related to this property.negotiate them down as much as possible because if you messed up at all on the sellers disclosure you could get hammered, and nobody wants to go to court over a few bucks anyway.the release will protect you against any future claims!

So would a release of liability agreement or whatever it's called stand in a court?

Absolutely release her from the lease or evict but there is no justification for releasing any tenant from paying money owed to creditors, landlords included.