Tell them they can re-lease upon completion of the rehab @ $2k/month.

Also think about it: there is a reason they ask 3 times more than a PM in LTR... because it's a lot of work.3) City of LA is about to release an ordinance on the subject, finally.

Ask for lien releases anytime you give anyone any payment.

North Korea has 10,000 drones capable of carrying chemical and biological agents that could be released from a submarine off the coast of L.A. or San Francisco.

Pay to the next draw even though they aren't complete in exchange for them signing an unconditional release?

The only other caveat is that the committee won't release more than 10% of the balance of the trust for anything (other than college) because they dont want "all the eggs in one basket."

FYI, you can also assign a contract back to the seller and once you find the tenant buyer and collect the fee, have the seller sign a general release which releases you from any obligation. 

I have never handled a VA loan as there are always buyers here who will go overboard release all contingiencies or pay cash.

There are only a few documents required to get this type of loan done and we won't allow the funds to be released on our side without the C party having their part of the deal signed and their funds in escrow before the A-B closes and we do these in Florida all the time so I hope this helps.

Don't pay for any work that hasn't been doneIf the General uses subs, make sure when you pay the general he gives you a signed lien release from that sub trade BEFORE or at the same time you are paying general.