The sign is in yard but it hasn’t been released they realtor must open it up to public correct?

Our residential real estate agent, in her office, had a recommended rental management company, and so we signed up with them. 

I've also got a title company I'm literally doing a QCD with right now (I just signed the paperwork about 5 minutes ago).

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You should have had a notary there when you signed your certification of trust and you would present the certification of trust to the bank.

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@Aaron Klatt I have yet to determine whether or not vacating the property is going to be challenging or not.The Update:-I have signed the purchase agreement which will close this property in 10 days, all cash deal, I bumped the purchase price up $800 to appease the seller with the rent request, I will inherit the tenants.

Then they signed a $10MM deal to consolidate the mortgages.

A couple small pieces of advice when selecting contractors I would offer which is used in the commercial world is to always make sure you have (3) bids per job and level their scopes of work to make sure they are ‘apples to apples’.

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