With email, you can attach a signed waiver from the applicant allowing the landlord to release the data.

If the Fed takes a cautious approach as we near year-end, it will reaffirm their commitment to restoring price stability before easing policy.Bridging the Information GapNow that the government has reopened, the backlog of delayed releases is starting to clear.

After months of delayed government data, the September jobs report was released, with Nonfarm Payrolls numbers making headlines.

Technically the 2nd lien slid into FIRST Lien position when the superior 1st lien got paid off and released.

The 2-year yield eased to 3.60%, reflecting modest risk-off sentiment and anticipation of delayed economic data releases.

I am thinking that I should get the property manager to have then sign a release that states that they will pay all costs, including future repairs and maintenance on the walk-in tub/shower. 

Quote from @John Clark: So a flaming jerk can screw up your title and sale simply by refusing to do the right thing and sign a release.     

We haven't released it yet, but seems there are a lot of people want to offset their costs of ownership and that effects the whole market.

My suggestions for anyone reading this….Before signing a rehab contract: get at least 3 bids, check that each includes detailed line items (materials + labor + markup).Set up the draw schedule: only release payment after verifying completed milestone.Have a worst-case scenario worked out: what if rehab takes 2× time, what if lease-up is slower, what if refinance drops?

The combination of stronger-than-expected payrolls and soft wage growth eased inflation concerns, supporting risk assets in the short term.Bond markets have been a little volatile post-release, with treasury yields down a basis point or two.