We are technically defendants in the lawsuit against the house because we now own it by Commissioner court order.

It's like if the European nations had a treaty against traveling to the new world, yet someone did.

Secret lists if they exist would be held to breach privacy laws for the same reasons the Privacy Commissioner ruled against publication of eviction records in the first place.

(my opinion)The Overages Program requires that, one should be familiar with some real estate terminology such as; FIFA, Grantor, Grantee, tax sale, tax lein, escheat, and etc).It's also critical to know a little about:Title searchingDeeds of records (county or online)Tax Commissioners officeTax Accessors officeLaws involving heirs  (of the deceased claimants)*NOTE:  Most large counties included over 40% of deceased claimantsThese are some of the details that the programs don't reveal.

Even with a grant deed they'll often require an estoppel letter if the transfer was an uninsured transaction.There is a process to obtain an ExParte Order Staying Foreclosure Sale however the judges and commissioners are reluctant to approve, they are only heard certain days of the week and can be tricky to get a conformed copy of a signed order in a timely basis.

. $945 for a 640sq ft. 2 bed sounds ambitious. 2 beds in the "C - B" neighborhoods in the Tampa bay area are in the $800 - $850 range. these are all over Europe  big blocks of them of course European builders are far ahead of us in the states.as for fire they are solid metal  I suppose an interior fire would incinerate anyone or anything in side.

@Jeremy Lee you can also file a complaint with the states Insurance commissioner. 

Im looking for some property managment software that is suited for the European Market.

European LL's have not been able to easily evict for at least 50 years yet they can still thrive.

I know over the years there have been a few contributors here on BP that were from/purchasing in Iceland, the Netherlands and a couple other European countries.