That means they filed a motion for a hearing, had the hearing, presented sufficient evidence at the hearing for a judge to grant their motion and remove the lien (It's a little more complicated than just removing) AFTER the competion of the plan.Otherwise, while there is no personal liability for the liens, the liens survive and if they are not paid, the lender can foreclose.

So you may be talking about what went down after all the cogs were moving, but what prompted the motion of those cogs is what I'm referring to, but thank you for the insulting, disrespectful and dismissive attitude, it lends a lot to your character and credibility.

I 3rd the motion.

Sometimes hard to detect, can be very costly in wasted water, and very cheap and easy to fix.Check for drippy faucets.Most water meters have a leak detector on them.

I am very capable of doing an eviction on my own, but it is time consuming for me to drive to the court, find a parking spot, go through the metal detector, wait in line, just to file the eviction.

Super slow motion earthquake.

Sometimes they've let small maintenance issues go; we find out after they move that a closet door is off the track, the garbage disposal doesn't work, some of the window blinds are broken or jammed, light bulbs not working, holes in the walls from picture frames, tub stoppers missing, smoke detector batteries dead.

If they are truly honey bees, I second the motion not to kill them -- seriously, call a beekeeper.

Do we try to install interconnected wired smoke detectors while we are doing the rehab?

Even if somehow the owner gets the monies in full ready to pay the bank the wheels are already in motion and the banks won't stop the foreclosure process.