You can deduct any expenses related to the tenants to include any rent due, court costs , damages, releasing fees

We need a lender who will release the RE/business appraisal upon completion (not hold it until closing) so that we may use it for any further negotiations.  

The news for today from Argentina is that President Cristina Fernadez de Kirchner fired the President of the Central Bank because he refused to release $6,569,000,000 (US dollars) from the national reserve in order for her to pay for the country's debt service this year.

Or if they are holding the real estate I’d get a developer or subcontracting fees or whatever.How knowledgeable are you about lien releases?

Keep in mind in your scenario, the tenants who are leaving have cause to sue you since you never released the funds being held in their name when the old lease ended.

FurnishedFinders.comIn my experience talking to hospitals has not been worth it for 2 reasons. 1) They have no incentive to find the nurse housing when the nurse has a stipend to find it themselves. and 2) Travel nurses are vetted so strictly that they wont release travel nurse information to outside parties. 

If the lender decides to do a holdback you will need to bring even more money down because the loan money will be released through draws as stated above.

For the end buyer they will need those releases in order to obtain financing. 

And the real protection comes from paying an attorney to defend the LLC's (and you) in a lawsuit.What is the cost of that, and the cost to get you released from the lawsuit personally because plaintiffs councils in some areas seem to like to generate (excess) fees with this maneuver?

I'm considering partnering with this program for a possible next investment and have come across this just released fair market rent determination guide:Are these numbers guaranteed?