On Wednesday the buyer paid her 4k for her to surrender the property vacant with the balance due at closing.

not a legal question, apologies for the detailed background.hi community -> we are 2 partners of a LLC, that is in the process of surrendering a commercial property back to the lender via a deed-in-lieu.

The owner of the asset has surrendered the asset to the bankruptcy trustee who in turn is charged with selling the asset to use the proceeds to pay down creditors involved in the bankruptcy case.  

Those are cases filed against hosts claiming they're hosting in a home that's not their primary residence. 4 of the 6 surrendered their license. 2 settled after neighbor mediation.$2.9 million in lodger's tax was collected from Denver Airbnb hosts in 2017.The city continues talking with Airbnb on a plan to collect tax for hosts.

I did some more digging and it turns out she filed chapter 7 and surrendered it back to the USDA, so it sits. 

I have noticed agents I contact typically push to view properties almost immediately before surrendering any property information.

@Jane Dang  Here's a notice template for you (it's the one I use in California):60-DAY NOTICE TO TERMINATE MONTH-TO-MONTH TENANCY TO: (tenants' names),AND ALL OTHERS IN POSSESSION of the premises located at: (address of rental property).YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that effective SIXTY (60) DAYS from the date of service on you of this notice, the periodic tenancy by which you hold possession of the premises is terminated, at which time you are required to vacate and surrender possession of the premises.

Have been contemplating for a while now about doing a voluntary surrender.

@Craig JenningsAs indicated by Rob above, if this is a situation involving domestic violence, then there is reason to have the locks changed, however you will also need to have the male partner surrender his right to enter the property ... in some situations {if there are charges or past actions w/r to domestic violence} you may be able to change the locks w/o his consent.

If the seller is the bank, then it is an REO because cash fo keys means the seller surrenders title in exchange for a small check.