If it stays beyond what's paid for either move it to a storage area on your land and keep track of storage fees or see if you can have someone tow it offsite for you and in that case they will have to pay whatever fee the tow yard charges. 

I found a buyer for my home, got a payoff statement from the mortgage company stating the payoff was $247,000 (principal at $233,000 + fees and charges), the buyer was willing to pay $271,000.

Just payments and lease particulars (late fees etc. those are good).

It's free, handles rent payments/reminders/late fees, maintenance requests, some reporting (e.g., P&L), tracking expenses and income, rental listings, lease signing, etc. 

I personally like the credit card balance transfer check route, since it's interest-free for a decent amount of time (aside from an initial 3.00% fee). 

@Alex ThomsenThat is Way too much and also in North Carolina there is some weird due diligence fee that is not refundable so be careful.

I thought better to terminate in the middle of repairs prior to them completing everything + Owe appraisal fees to Lender.  

Different banks will have different lending guidelines, legal lending limits, fees etc.

My son did this for his first home and, other than paying for some lender fees and his home inspection up front, he only paid $11 at closing.

The fees vary with the specifics of the deal.