Release lots of upgrades will need to be done on homes older than 1988. and new buyers or renters may start asking sooner than units are upgraded.

If a borrower pays off the debt, the lender signs a deed back to the borrower, thereby releasing the security interest.

Then (and only then) they will release the tax returns and maintenance reports and allow me to inspect them.

Then the lender can release funds for the completed work.

I don't believe Ohio has any law regarding prepaid rent.However, if a tenant terminates a lease early, you are obligated to try and find a replacement tenant as quickly as possible and then release the first tenant from any remaining obligation.

Also, if it's standard that the lender must inspect and approve the work done before releasing any money, can anyone here refer me to a great GC in Atlanta that is used to buying materials and doing the work and being paid after?

They can make changes to put a “release” on it but I need to decide what to do. here’s a quick breakdown of what’s going on#1 bought 6 years ago, value ~$300k owe $70k on first mortgage.

This is part of the new URLA that was released back in March. 

It was kind of obvious when the production/delivery numbers were released recently because the announcement was from Austin but glad to have official confirmation.

We will be utilizing Airbnb, VRBO, etc. and I know they have forms the tenant signs but I would like to have an additional release especially for the pool area, peddle bike, kayak use, etc.