.: Hello guys,Currently I been in escrow a couple weeks and already released my investigation contingency.

We average about 2-3 months rent, so about 5-6k, but that includes sometimes one month vacancy and re-leasing expenses.It is expensive to be a PM.

You could also offer to release some earnest money to the seller in exchange for agreeing to notify the tenant, and they might agree to that (money talks), but probably only once you are past inspection, appraisal, etc. 

With operations resuming, markets are bracing for a flood of backlogged releases.

The majority of this information can be obtained before a fully-executed sales contract, while some information will be released once the deal is officially in contract.

In the past, Fed Chairs have been careful to only release a carefully-worded statement when they raise or lower rates so they didn’t “spook the market.”

I know escrow wont release unless both parties sign. 

We've all been there.You have two not great options here realistically:1) Stick with a squatter and collect no rent (or deal with uncertainty)2) Move to evict (sounds like you've already posted the applicable notices) and pay for an eviction and a renovation, re-leasing as quickly as you can to get the cash coming back in.

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Construction lenders customarily only release funds for completed work and usually want to see permits in addition to completed work to make draws.