So this may be a little premature since the book is only on preorder, but will an audio book be done of it as well?

If so be aware that this will result in taxes and penalties if you take premature distribution.

I have a building under contract and the buyer wants me to break the lease of one of the tenants prematurely how do I go about this

I think I was premature in asking that question. 

Until you get the mold checked by vendors who do this type of work out don't prematurely over-react!

hit the button prematurely.

When I purchased my first property 2 years ago, a 4-unit MF, 2 of the 4 units went prematurely vacant while the property was under contract.  

Is there anyway that giving the address premature will allow them to underhand me in the deal?

A potentially good strategy for HELOC would be to get it and have it available so you are not paying prematurely.

One must be careful and not be late returning the money or a taxable event will occur.Dan, what you are referring to is called "60-day rollover" and the use of those funds for real estate project can be very dangerous, because REI can sometimes be unpredictable and if you are not able to deposit those funds into a qualified plan within 60-days it will be considered premature distribution and therefore taxes and penalties would apply, resulting in loss of up to 50% of the amount of distribution in some cases (depending on your tax bracket).