Well now my client had to rip out all that work and re-do it with the correct permits of the city wouldn't release the lien letters.

If the owner or lienholder redeems the property, you will record a quit claim deed releasing your interest in the property.

And their roof loss settlement is "variable by roof age", not actual replacement cost, nor depreciation adjusted (most insurances will hold the depreciation portion of a claim till the repair is done and only then release the funds).Make sure you compare apples to apples when shopping around, pay attention to what they give you for "free", what deductibles apply and when exactly you can get coverage from the insurance and to what limits.

T/E informs self of release from obligation to buy; wait for closing/recording and get paid.Am I missing anything?

After months of seller trying to get a clear title, seller was not able to get the partial release from HUD unless all the proceeds went to the mortgage balance.

I’m working on an Amazon-based side hustle at the moment, and have been trying to break into tech for the last year with 10 personal apps set to release on the App Store sometime this year.

If they don't have the cash, maybe after you release all contingencies, your Earnest Money Deposit is released early and the Seller can use those funds.

Consider the responsibilities involved, with selling releasing you from property management duties and renting requiring ongoing maintenance and tenant management. 

This content is from a article I am just about to release to the digital community....A property management company provides valuable advantages for the self-managing landlordTime and Effort – It takes a lot of work to prepare and rent out a property for residential use.

You can use up to $25k a year of those passive activity losses if you are actively participating in your real estate ventures ("small landlord" exception) and income stays under $100k a year.So yes it can be useful if someone happens to fall under these circumstances, but for anyone who is going to have over $100k a year of retirement / other sourced income, they may be out of luck.It's all timing - you are just using up those PAL earlier than if you waited for the rentals to start producing taxable income (they normally do if it is a good investment), or a property is sold and PAL are released to offset that income.