This is not a change of circumstances but your pre-mediated plan.

Unfortunately, you do not have the right to dispose of someone's items without court intervention or if it was abandoned.

Today, we are just dealing with a different set of circumstances.

Unfortunately it will be my word against the attorney regarding whether I ever received the notice and therefore knew about the address change. 

I have two units with 1 meter and 1 panel, and trying to determine the usage.I contacted Sense, but unfortunately they just give generic answer.thanks in advance!

I thought DSCR could be the answer and planned to rent it out until I was able to qualify for a conventional so I could move in as my primary, but unfortunately it didn't work out.Very specific circumstance, but thought it was worth mentioning!

There are very few circumstances where I foresee you needing this.  

Did you find yourself in this situation due to circumstances, or did you intentionally stage this situation?

@Bob Stevens Agreed, I too would much rather be all in at $250k, unfortunately here in Southern CA, that won't buy you a garage!

It sounds like you’ve navigated a lot of different scenarios and made strategic decisions based on the circumstances.