(But at this purchase price, I think the mortgagee would release the lien.)There is (a small) chance the mortgagee would foreclose and could evict me.

You need a signed cancellation from both parties, and then the selling brokerage has to release the funds.

This way you release some cash and go out there and do the same.

I can do this with either dpsecured debt or an option secured by a performance deed of trust.I'm careful to negotiate to not be responsible for the debt portion of the lien and if the debt remains an obligation of the seller or the seller's estate, I just want the asset released. 

@Ryan EllisAn assigned Lo agreement Mortg brokers don't likeI enter into a Lo agreement with seller w letter of intent to assign and get a fee from tenant buyer, then record the option, then charge an option release fee to buyer, keeping the same terms, option release fee is NOT part of original option, buyer needs to qualify w their own saved down paymentInterview a few mortgage brokers about FHA Mortg qualification 

Yes, selected the home by reviewing new properties as they were released by the turnkey company.

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I have been involved in releasing government liens on many occasions to complete sales but this scenario is outside of my wheel house.

Every jurisdiction is different as far as releasing eviction information but once you have the address it is easy to find out the size of the building.  

I reminded the CU that Regulation B §1002.14 applies in this case and now my LO is requesting permission to release the evaluation to me.That said, I've never heard of a "liquidation value" appraisal being used for a purchase money transaction.