In which case, its just a purchase...Almost sounds like you need to find financing for a purchase WITH the current lien holder willing to release the lien for $30k. 

Our bank is only willing to release the funds specifically in the form of a cashier's check. 

, also if he is performing unsatisfactory work it is well within your rights to halt any activity until you have a satisfactory understanding of what the work is to be before any payment is released…

If you are doing a NEW construction, the BANK will hold payments until 1/3 of build is completed.Bank will send out a rep to verify, then myself and the bank will sign off for release of funds.

Another great place to look is in the trade journals and press releases for announcements of recent deals.

If they are OK with it, build a "release of liability" that says Tenant takes responsibility for any injuries or damage caused by use.

Yes, you have to make a reasonable effort, now that they've notified you, to re-lease the property.I interpret that as posting the property for lease immediately, and beginning to show it to tenants, potentially arriving at zero vacancy.

Everything I find online seems to be a press release from the foundation itself so not exactly objective.Thanks! 

You'll likely have partial release provisions that prohibit you from making any profit if you were to sell off one of the assets.

Sell wholesale properties during the inspection periodRequire a non refundable, released to Seller earnest deposit & assignment fee from Buyer upon them signing Assignment Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?