Look for a market that is generally good for investors (fair laws, responsive justice system, healthy rent rates).

While I cannot tell you what your “technical” options are, I must say this:Under Article I (One) of the US Constitution (so, a long time ago, when They were still thinking about ensuring justice, tranquility, common defense, etc., They also thought of this concern,) Congress is responsible for establishing laws on the subject of bankruptcies.

One streeteasy.com writer made an interesting point: "This is not the criminal justice system where there are multiple degrees of culpability.

:)I know that my comments don't really do either book justice, but I hope someone finds then useful.

Most of the District Justices won't even handle an eviction for a tenant of a tax sale property,citing that there is no landlord tenant relationship between the tenant and the tax sale purchaser.

It is always my preferred course and usually what I advise but in this case he probably has enough on his plate without also learning the process of bringing what I label as criminals to justice.

Tried college have my A.S. in Administration of Justice need to transfer for my B.S. which keeps going up in cost.

Convince the Bank why they should take the offer17. etc....Truly, if they can do that and save $1,000, and that is their business model, then cool.It is truly a matter of value, not justice or fairness.

That's like asking prisoners to comment on the criminal justice system!

I consider these tenants to be criminals in that they are steeling money from me and I am a very strong believer in seeking justice.