It was your solution that upset the tenant.  

I could see some risk if there are squatters, previous owners, "renters", etc. there that might be upset to learn the home was sold - perhaps even upset enough to trash it or burn it down during this period.  

If you have a tough occupant, I am less worried about the time it takes to get them out than the damage they may do while they are in the pending getting kicked out.Best practices: find an agent who works the foreclosure circuit and knows how to assess the property in terms of it's renovated value versus upset value and potential first bid price.

hi my name is victor i have been interested in real estate investing for a while now and me and my wife are currently looking for our first personal home. we are thinking about making this home kind of a long term flip. we want to buy a home in a location where most people around here want to live renovate it in a way that would attract most home buyers in our area  i would like some advice on : how to analyze our current market to find out where people generally want to live what houses are people generally looking for what renovations get the best return on capital 

The children are listed as occupants on the lease but only the dad is the primary on the lease as he originally signed it.Now he is upset because he will not be getting his deposit back as there is extensive repainting/repairs that need to be done that go above and beyond the deposit.

The buyer could be paying their agent too and again none of your business.It sounds like you are upset that you didn't negotiate a good deal, but what you negotiated is all that really matters here.

What would happen if someone upsets the 1st lien Auction which pushes the upset period out further than the 2nd lien sale?  

I did not issue a "lease violation" due to negligence, she was upset enough.

Can someone tell me if you can upset a bid in lee county fl?

She's upset that the 2nd floor tenants apparently tossed the wreath she put on the door into the street, and tossed a rug she had in the hallway into the street (they share an entrance way).