Sorry alot of these other investors don't understand construction side of things cuz they get over their heads isn't fair to the one who's doing the work when they run out of money cuz they haven't dealt with anything of the sort & I'm tired of filing paper work over breech of contract it's old.

That money remains as the tenants money until due each month and can not be legally touched by you till the first of each month.

Is there any way for the management company to legally release this info to me without approval from the owner?  

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I have been in contract twice but both sellers went sideways on me before close.

I do a lot of Marketing, but don't always get a contract on every opportunity.  

In Calif, each legal entity will cost you $800 per year and require a list of members to be filed annually.  

Most states include things like abandoning a job, requiring certain information on contracts like license numbers, estimated time to start and complete, description of the job, etc.

That said, none of what I wrote above is legal advice.

We've learned so much and are eager to get door #2 under contract soon.