Can somebody who has had to do a court ordered eviction in Jefferson County give me some info?

But, I am looking for something in the Tax Code or Tax Court that supports this.

I have two units in a large complex up there, and the HOA has informed us to expect the cost to double, at a minimum...

@Misook FoleyTypically a bank will not release one of the lien holders and a refinance would be necessary.As part of the settlement agreement the court may order the property and or the debt to one of the parties but again that name is not releasedOther factors do come into play such as what state it was in as some states have different laws regarding equitable interest etcI would speak to your divorce attorney about this and see what can be done

Note I have an easy comparison because I have 2 STRs and 2 LTRs in the same pt Loma complex.  

I've been watching a lot of videos from https://www.strlawguys.com/ but this is going to cost a good chunk of change to setup a fairly complex protection structure.

@Andrew PostellWhen I go to close the deal on the purchase do I bring a check that is from the LLC, then after file the dead with the court house?

If you were bidding on a property that went to $101,000 and you only had $5,000 on deposit, you would not be able to bid the $101,000 - you would be "out" due to lack of funds.If you won the auction for $100,000 - the $95,000 balance is due the next day, in certified funds, at the court clerk's office.  

This could help you build confidence and add to your capital without the pressure of a larger, more complex project.You’re right that the Nashville/Central TN market has been hot, and while it’s cooling, rates are favorable.

This alone is a complex issue as the buyer needs to be able to make repairs and improvements, seeing that they are professionally done is another matter.