If it was related to a personal issue with your tenants, self inflicted, get rid of them asap.

Postponing the inevitable is only going to be viewed by tenants as intentionally inflicting ongoing pain.

ANd to also add fuel to the fire, the Fed government recently inflicted a country-wide policy that any potential borrowers need to qualify for their locked in interest rate, plus 2%, this was put in place to cool the runaway RE prices in certain parts of the country, namely Toronto and Vancouver. 

Low income tenants can whine up a storm about their constant (self-inflicted) problems.

Inflict some concern in the previous tenant.

The system's complexity has been its own self inflicting wound.

Once they know you can be bought there will be no end to the abuse they will inflict on you.

As you're realizing you've given yourself a self-inflicted wound. 

@Eddy Dumire, unfortunately, is correct in the possible damage that could be inflicted to a property by a foreclosee (is that a word?).

If it can be proved that a director acted in bad faith....If the association is sued for invasion of privacy, intentional infliction of emotional distress, etc., the misbehaving director could lose the protections of the Business Judgment Rule and be personally liable for damages resulting from his unauthorized disclosures.Read more: Director Good Faith http://www.davis-stirling.com/DirectorGoodFaith/tabid/4262/Default.aspx#ixzz3g4fMQYWt from Davis-Stirling.com by Adams Kessler PLC.Buzzy