They’re on board and expressed relief that there’s a plan of action.

In it were changes to the Military Spouse Residency Relief Act, making it easier for a spouse married to a military servicemember to claim the same state of residency as the servicemember for tax purposes. 

Which has the exact same consequence as no exchange only you're managing the numbers to still get some tax relief. 

I remember my first cautious post and the relief when several people warmly responded.

"If the landlord makes an unlawful entry or a lawful entry in an 27 unreasonable manner or makes repeated demands in connection with an otherwise 28 lawful entry that has the effect of harassing the tenant, the tenant may: 29 (A) Obtain injunctive relief to prevent the recurrence of 30 the conduct; or 31 (B) Terminate the rental agreement."

You will not get any money for pain & suffering (distress) but would get relief from the dispute from JP Court.   

This could be beneficial if he pays into the plan but not likely will and only stall for another 6 months after confirmation, at which point you can get a Motion to Dismiss or Relief and resume foreclosure.  

Instructs the court to provide relief to a tenant defending a writ of restitution if, in the court’s discretion, relief is appropriate in the interest of justice.

The Service Member's Relief Act protects the military member's ability to terminate the lease with 30 days notice with no financial penalty.

There's a huge housing shortage in this town and no relief in sight, so I could lease it within 48 hours, typically.