If so, there was no guarantee the title co. could get the Lender to execute the partial release, the seller would have had to arrange/negotiate that.

A recent IT Executive that has moved into new path of real estate investing.

You can do all of this simultaneously, so that when you finally have a deal in hand, you have a couple of arrows in your quiver to execute.  

I need them to be executed with help of an attorney.

He even executed a rental application (as the prior landlord did a horrible job of retaining tenant information) via DocuSign! 

If this were an arrangement between you and the potential tenant, I would say since he doesn't have a copy of the agreement with your signature, then it's not considered executed.

What this means depends on (1) the way the actual contract is written (2) whether the CFD is recorded or not (3) the state laws in effect at the time the CFD was executed (4) the state laws in effect now and (5) in Texas, as in some other states, what percentage of the sales price has been paid.Unless an investor is VERY familiar with the laws of a particular state, it is imperative that an experienced, knowledgeable attorney render an opinion. 

Just saying of course we are building semi customs..but still.... pretty hard to coordinate and execute that quickly.If you only paid for the lot you may want to just sell it and move on..

I wouldn't recommend CMBS on a smaller deal or to a borrower who isn't familiar with the execution.

I understand the desire to protect vulnerable residents, but punishing those very people and entrepreneurs who want to increase housing supply in Portland is not going to help anyone.