The overflow drain /scupper should discharge somewhere that is visible so that if these are used you know that the main drain is clogged. 

Seller financing does open the base, but it's not really a method to use out of the chute.

I haven't decided because I'm unsure of my exact discharge date. 

You cannot foreclose while the borrower is in BK and until it is discharged as there is what  is called a "Stay". 

If the Miami-Dade property is anything other than a single-family dwelling, the tax rate is $.60 plus $.45 surtax per $100 of consideration (or portion thereof).Examples of documents that may transfer an interest in real property include:• Warranty deeds• Quit claim deeds• Contracts for timber, gas, oil, or mineral rights• Easements• Contracts or agreements for deed• Assignments of contract or agreement for deed• Assignments of leasehold interest• Assignments of beneficial interest in a trust• Deeds in lieu of foreclosureConsideration generally includes, but is not limited to:• Money paid or to be paid• Discharge of an obligation• Mortgage or other lien encumbering the property• Exchange of property• Any other consideration which has valueWhen the consideration for real property includes property other than money, the consideration is presumed to be equal to the fair market value of the real property.Tax is due on the total consideration for the transfer regardless of the consideration shown on the face of the deed or other document that transfers the property.

It was a long and arduous process, and if you want to know more about it some time, I'll tell you all about it, but long story short I am now in the process of being honorably discharged with a Master's in electrical engineering and readying myself to move back to California. 

The borrower has filed BK and its either active, dismissed (by the trustee/judge) or discharged (the plan was executed and the borrower is free from all unsecured debts - some exceptions in some cases but for our purposes lets say he/she is in the clear).6.

Discharge can't be paid by either the buyer or the seller"Alienation clause- The lender may want to prevent a future purchaser of the property from being able to assume the loan, particularly if the original interest rate is low.

In 9/2013 he filed Bankruptcy,  the mortgage and my note were discharge. 

While yeah, they would lose the rights to sue them upon discharge, the threat of filing BK doesn't work as much today as it might have in 2012.