This allows you to close now and get the lien released post-closing.

This month’s housing report, released today, includes accompanying infographics to better represent data.

The only advice I could give you have already done which is to release any fears about taking that first step and take action!

Pictures will be added, but a general scope of work.Add interior wall to entry foyer to create another conference room for executive space Expand the windows in the front and replace with block windows to add more natural lightReplace front door, and make from columns more visually appealingAdd new monument type sign to the street frontIf we can get one approved by the city, get a new building signSome other interior improvementsHoping for a month to get it done, and we have a broker to re-lease the space.

interesting observations on inflated prices and competition.i agree with @Jay Hinrichs and @Michael Hayworth that one needs to be careful about releasing certain information to direct competition

If this is not the case, some good simple phone calls to get a release usually work for us.

And you get paid directly from title at the COE, so no waiting for us to release checks. 

It is difficult to sell just one or a few properties because they have to be released from that one loan.

@Steve Vaughan  I'm not sure if this was the best approach to get out of a rotten deal however I assigned the land contract over $0.00 fee and had the end buyer sign a mutual release agreement that releases liability on all aspects of the property and gave him the rights to my Land Contract and mine has been dissolved.    

The attorney the sellers for the sale is not the same attorney they used back in 78 so it took like two weeks to send him a letter to be able to release the case to the new lawyer ( this is my understanding from what I was told).