It's a matter of getting a judgement which will hinder future tenancy.

The reason is because it would hinder my chances of selling the loan to another buyer if I needed to sell it.

Heck I'm somewhat worried and wondering if my indepth knowledge of how to stay in a propety even when one is severly past due will hinder me at all when it comes to getting  a homeowner to just move on and liquidate.

When transferring over the title and down the road selling the property do you know of any legal or banking push back that might hinder the process.

Wife is worried the cheaper building with so many cheaper units will always be a hinderance with so much supply.Just trying to understand the pros and cons when investing.

It may be fine initially but the problem may come up in the future more frequently and hinder living situation for the landlord and other tenants living in the same house.

In any case, the result is that the practical authority of the court is used to take assets The solution is to remove or vastly hinder a judges practical authority over your assets, so that he cannot usurp the legal process and if forced to rely on legal authority.

Could you shed any light on this or any other laws that might be in place that could potentially hinder landlords from evicting tenants for breach of contract.  

The ability to walk away is key and a 1031 in most cases (not all) hinders that.  1031s have a place, but they are not the end all be all that some would like to claim.        

The payments are higher and we feel like it’s hindering us from buying an investment.