On residential some banks will provide a working capital deposit at closing that you can use for plans, permits, etc, but they will not release the first draw until the permit has been secured. 

A payoff demand is a written (must be written) request to the lender/servicer to provide the amount necessary to pay and close the loan in full where upon receipt of valid funds, title is reconveyed and liens are released.

That's interesting as I just saw on the news the other night ...The Dallas/ Fort Worth area is the fastest growing metropolitan area in the country, according to new estimates released by the U.S.

Does anyone have experience getting a partial release of IRS liens of on property?  

My lender actually requires a lien release waver from the contractors showing that they've been paid before they distribute my draw.

Some will, some won’t.Last, unless you have this background, you’ll need a company to monitor the construction and release your money according to an agreed upon disbursement schedule.Good luck, Chris

BTW I would only go month to month for a short period of time, say their lease is up and they would like to stay for one month before relocating.What you want to do during this period is induce them to re-lease. 

Many investors would seek out stabilized buildings and base their upside potential on buying out current tenants and re-leasing them at market rates.

I believe the 9 month moratorium is up next month, which is when the official new rules and regulations will be released.

@Amar P. they release your payment 1 day after the check-in, then the bank transfer takes a couple of days.