The Seller can only accept offers if the current contract falls through and a release is signed by both Seller & Buyer.  

But now, I am releasing a tool that is so powerful, when they walk in the door and are assigned to an advocate like myself, I write them an award letter stating I will pay rent for 1 year, then they get onto a platform that draws them a road map of every property that will except them and they get the keys the same day.

So, even if it first goes into escrow, it needs to be released to the seller and cleared thru his/her account in order for it to also count as a down payment, if and when the buyer exercises the option.  

If it isn't a secondary market product, as mentioned, there is no upside for the lender and they won't release anyone until the loan is paid off.That said, it wouldn't be impossible for a lender to agree up front in creating a loan that they would take a co-signer for a stated period of time or when the collateral value increases or the LTV reaches a certain point, this is done primarily in commercial aspects.

She just released a tutorial video on the subject of interest.  

Always do transfers through an escrow agent in the US (or Canada or Europe for that matter, depending on where you are based), who knows business in Mexico: never release any money, unless all documents, title, property clearing is in place.

Maybe they would release the mortgage and I could pay off the $20k difference over time so I dont have to come out of pocket? 

The attachments are usually paid at closing with the understanding the releases will be filed after you get your money.As an attorney collecting debt, I have had my attachment be missed and then gone after the new mortgage company and/or their title insurance and usually been paid as my lien is superior to their mortgage.

We could not get it financed through a credit union or a hard money lender, talked to the wrong ones I guess, but released the wholesaler so he could get someone that could get lending.

I was thinking that 10k held in escrow until the construction project is completed whereupon it would be released to me.