Or in her Will, a donation to a charity, or her financially struggling sister.I don't think I would release this amount of money to anyone without a court order--because who knows who it belongs to--it seems like part of the "Estate".

I personally would move to release the tenant from the lease as the property is now untenable, and having them on a lease is just another complication.

We are past the 10 day discovery/inspection date the earnest money has been released so now all we do is wait for the closing and we still live in the house.  

It's possible they'll decide to move out, but then you can release it at the market rate. 

We bought a property from a seller who later found out his bank couldn't release his property from the portfolio without a big payoff.

Many celebrated that ruling and started talking about going forward with evictions.

Is there anyway I can release partial deposit so they can make rent payment and avoid late fee?

my realtor said the PM had to stay based on his conversation with PM, but he was not entirely sure if he hear it correctly and want me to talk with PM myself. he then called me again last night stating that listing agent is actually from PM and she confirmed that we do not have to pay anything to PM and she has waved termination fee for seller as well, but they will not release the tenant information until the closing day. my realtor is new. he just started his realtor career at beginning of this year.

@Marco Morkous  If the loans are done separately then if one is being paid off, but others are not, it is easier to gain a payoff and lien release.

A little bit about me I was arrested in 2020 for drug possession and while incarcerated I got my hands on FLIP the book by Gary Keller, Rick Vallani, and Clay Davis along with the Millionaire Real Estate investor and agent books of the series, I became an avid reader staying away from the temptations of criminal lifestyles and am glad to announce I was chosen for the work release program right here in Chicago IL.