If a Buyer absolutely insists on placing it with the title company then we require that they sign a Release of Earnest Money at that time before the contract is considered executed.

In my market, I have seen a couple get released/sold to other banks.  

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I ask title to provide any documents that will be recorded and I won't authorize release of funds until I have proof of recording.

Seller won't release any further info until Buyer is verified, POF etc..

This is why some people will then offer you the money, or some of it, for you to release the Judgement.But even if you see zero money, you will have put the screws to these ladies.

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Newmark sells them in other states (not TN & SC) and I've seen companies like Heritage Affordable Communities purchase them and have press releases on it. 

If this is a large corporation it may make a difference, or if the landlord was that bad and a point needs to be made, then maybe.2022 ...Sadly, landlords have found a way around the law by stating in their standard lease that in order to be "released from liability," for vacating early, a lessee may pay an "Early Termination Fee."

Many portfolio lenders will have a “blanket” option to go over multiple properties with one loan (Just lookout for that release clause).And we could certainly keep going here.