The Michigan Order to Release Escrow, Landlord-Tenant/Land Contract is a document used to disburse funds held in an escrow account. It is a legal document that is signed by a landlord and tenant in Michigan in order to release funds from an escrow account set up by an escrow agent. It is typically used when a tenant is making payments to a landlord through an escrow account and the tenant has fulfilled their contractual obligations, such as paying rent. The Michigan Order to Release Escrow, Landlord-Tenant/Land Contract outlines the terms and conditions of the escrow release, including the amount of money to be released, the party to receive the funds, and the date the funds will be released. There are two types of Michigan Order to Release Escrow, Landlord-Tenant/Land Contract: one for tenants and one for landlords. The tenant’s version outlines the tenant’s obligations and specifies the amount of money to be released to the landlord. The landlord’s version outlines the landlord’s obligations and specifies the amount of money to be released to the tenant. Both versions must be signed by both parties in order for the funds to be disbursed.