If you owe money on a blanket loan and want to sell a property, you need to get a "partial release" from the lender that, inless those terms are spelled out in the loan agreement, is pretty much up to the lender.

My status still says batch but they haven’t released the funds yet! 

@Todd Vicknair - There is a lot going on here like mortgage assumptions, partial releases, possible second liens. 

@Nathan Brooks good guys indeed, I recently interviewed one of them on my podcast (about to release) and will be a guest on theirs in a bit as well!

I had a similar issue with a tenant I had, that had to do time, however, he was released for work.

Long story short lender stopped releasing draws and properties construction stopped as a result of it.

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Banks have a lien on the property, but at this point they do not own it (they just need to release the lien to pass clear title) Lots of investors buy pre foreclosure lists and send yellow letters and postcards.But most owners are in denial and do not take action.You can try to send a letter, but if the property is in your area it might be more effective to leave a hand written note (not in in the mailbox) .Some people knock on doors.I am not recommending that because a hostile situation could develop.

Many will issue press releases when they close on acquisitions, which result in articles in publications like Multi Housing News, GlobeSt, and Multifamily Biz.

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