You could also potentially get a deed in lieu, offer a cash settlement, let the borrower sell the property via short sale, or just hold on to the new performing note and potentially sell it after 12 months as a new performing note at 85% of the new value.  

Hey there,I just got an email from my MLS, (Mine is "MRIS") stating this:"As a result of the new TRID rules, some agents will not get a copy of the new settlement sheets and/or the purchaser has requested that the mortgage information is not to be entered into MRIS.If you do not have the information for the Loan Type 1st Trust (FHA, Conventional, etc.) and Loan Amount 1st Trust required fields, you may enter "Unknown" in the Loan Type 1st Trust field and enter "0" in the Loan Amount 1st Trust field so you can change the status of your listing to SOLD."

I'm passionate about my current, Life Settlement business and am not looking at giving that up.  

That's what we use, and what the settlement service providers (eg, title/escrow) use.When we don't pick the settlement service provider(s), it goes under "did shop for" because the government says so.

Eghbali stated that he accepted the CFPB settlement because he could not fight them and that they literally crushed him with their overwhelming resources. 

Hopefully, her seller isn't doing what sellers usually do when they think their home is sold, like move furniture to storage, clean the place out getting ready for settlement.

In the vast majority of cases today, the tenant settles (whether pay-to-stay or move out)  for one reason - because as part of the settlement, the landlord agrees to seal the case.  

Account ClosedTRID requirements apply since you have an FHA buyer so the buyer is supposed to receive the settlement statement 3 days prior to closing. 

The escrow company will handle the settlement of the property and see all bills due are paid. 

I purchased a duplex last year and while they still had a lease for the next couple of months, I was under the impression that I could have them vacate the property before settlement.