The bank will generally send their inspector out at each stage to make sure the work is completed properly with the correct permits in place and approvals before they release the money.

The current owner leases the property to a corrections company that works with early-release criminals and helps integrates them back into society.

I would check with the governing body before I bought anything like that to make sure you could rebuild first. 

I've put no money in escrow and they have released my initial funds back to me.

Make sure a lien release is part of the cash exchange and that it gets filed with the clerk's office.

Hi BP,I've read a few posts and googled and based on my previously paid off properties I now wonder if I'm missing necessary documents (note) from the lender.Another property that will come up for being paid off so I want to understand 1st do I need to go back to the lenders and request an official document be sent to me and what to be prepared for with the upcoming one when the dust settles.By definition I know that I sign 2 documents at closing, mortgage or deed of trust and the "note" that I promise to pay.I paid off the "note" on 2 previous properties and what I have in my records are copies of the "satisfaction of mortgage" or "release of lien" of the mortgage.

If they are insistent I inform them that I will release them from their lease and allow them to move.

FEMA is not releasing policies anymore midterm and 2) It must be in a lower risk area according to the private insurance company.  

In the body of the reference I needed was a note "no changes to date", so I looked all over the page and there were no dates. 

Will they wish to hold the project for 2 months while lien releases are verified and statutory time periods expire for subtractors?