After searching his name, it turns out he was the developer of the neighborhood.I was able to locate the release of mortgage from when he sold the lot to the builder, so it seems to me that this is a mistake.

Looks like they don't want to send the release of earnest money form and instead trying to get some reimbursement for inspection, appraisal etc.My question is can I relist my property since they sent me the termination?

I'm slowly removing myself from it but my current situation warrants a slow release.

Allowing someone to assume the VA loan may impact the service member's ability to secure a new VA loan until the assumed loan is paid off or released through refinancing.

There are a number of essential provisions to include in such contract, however it is imperative to make sure the scope is properly defined both in the main body of the contract and by attaching an plans or specifications, if possible.

fix-it-all (joint compound with some additives) is not suitable for exterior at allYes it will wick in water as the paint deteriorates, and cause more rot, and keeping a good coat of paint on it won't be enough long-term in many/most climates.bondo (polyester auto body resin) is a cheap-ish "alternative", although harder to get detail work just right and not really all that suitable anyway (maybe ok with a good epoxy / primer, perhaps?).

But I bet that cool Smurf Blue body paint you have costs plenty. 

When it comes time to sell one of the three though, in my experience, I would need a "partial release of lien" if I still have a mortgage.   

Engage with local officers to gather insights about the neighborhood, and don't hesitate to ask them specific questions about the property.When touring, pay attention to tonality, body language, and hidden cues from sellers.

If more retailers vacate their space than those properties are at risk of losing tremendous value as it will be difficult to re-lease to a tenant that is not impacted by California's high costs to do business.