Is this possible for a judge to simply rule that a 1st owed over a 100K automatically has no right to their funds because they have failed to act?

To be honest I'm not very familiar with TurboTax, but if answering Yes to that question automatically generates a Schedule E for that property, you should answer it No. 

It's not likely you'll get caught, but it's worth pointing out.If you haven't already you can install autolocks door knobs and automatic door closures on common areas.

Title can be held by anyone, but the lien won't change.As far as "due on sale", the contract doesn't say it's automatic...it says the lender has the right to call the property due. 

@Cara Lonsdale Thanks for your reply and my grip isn't that the tenant pays on the last day that it is due but more less of them not following directions and by doing something i don't approve of.I'm sure you have plenty of people's personal address but it doesn't automatically give you an open invitation to go there unannounced.  

So adding your own capital to reduce debt is fine.However, if you take out more debt in an equal purchase then that automatically means that you are not spending all of your proceeds. 

JUST because a Buyer comes in without an agent, doesn't mean that the listing agent automatically becomes a dual agent. 

While you may be able to endorse liability coverage on your tenant or homeowners to cover your rental property, it is not automatic. 

It's a non standard door size, that automatically adds about $600 to the cost of the door and the standard price with installation is about $400- $600.

Filed for eviction and immediately saw feb and March rent deposit in the account ( automatic deposit to my bank account)Late fees (100) and court fees $75 not deposited.Should I continue the eviction or is it valid because the tenant deposited the rent ?