Yes ma'am the eviction process is already in motion and to date this is the only rental.

I also have remote-control door locks, cameras, and motion sensors.

I would not walk into a court-room with the "they breached their lease" argument without strong evidence of their continued/uncured breach...When you say "filed the eviction" do you mean you served the tenant a Pay or Quit, filed the Forcible Entry and Detainer motion with the court, or have been granted the FED motion and have now filed the Writ of Removal?

When you go through the motions, the bank will see who is taking ownership of the property via inspection of the documents (purchase and sales agreement, deed, etc), so it won't slip by them.

Although the bank accepted my offer, they refused to get the process in motion.

Typically you can motion for a BK case to be dismissed, but these sort of things depend on many factors.

Thoughts on motion detectors for common area lighting Thanks

I been marketing for wholesale deals but it's slow motion out in Baltimore and high competitive. 

We suggest installing motion sensor lighting in the stairwells, exterior egresses and basement.

One thing to keep in mind though is that if you do win the bidding and put down your own 20% and then try to finance the balance afterward and it doesn't go through, you'll have to hit up a private lender (if you can find one), or file a Motion to Dismiss with the court to try and get out of the deal (and get back your 20%).