Michael Ealy (and partners) do business as Nassau Investments, check him (them) out on the internet and on YouTube.But like I said before, maybe hiding is the best strategy where you are at, and for the people you deal with--that's your judgement call.Good Luck!

Hi Whitney,Talk to an attorney local to the property.You might be able to get a financial judgement (trebled).Step one might be to get three bids on (comparable) replacement systems.American Standard, Bryant, Carrier, Lennox and Trane are names of some furance and A/C (HVAC) manufactures.And realize a new furnace A/C (HVAC) might force you to change the thermostats too (or not).Trying to figure out costs on this yourself (with any resprayed insulation up there) might be pretty tough, (plus you have to buy whatever new refrigerant is required in your area--and the new stuff can be very very expensive).You might be able to pick the brand you like best, or the one fastest installed vs the cheapest...ask an attorney.Also, in a financial judgement, you have to collect...lien their wages or bank accounts (to the extent you are allowed to do so by THEIR Locality).

Keeping deposits for starters and then getting a judgement in place for the balance of the funds owed. 

Ideally you will want to get a judgement against her.

The courts end up ruling that the bank did in fact foreclose properly in most cases but there are some instances where the judgement is in favor of the previous owner.

We incurred some aggressive rain and storms a few nights ago in San Antonio, TX.

The last two nights its been raining heavily in northern California.

Sometimes seeing a home while its raining is a great thing.Inside 1. level floors(some sloping is natural in older homes) 2. lay out.

With all the rain we've been getting more and more are becoming more aware of fixing water issues in the basment before finishing it.

I recently filed a Special Civils part for non payment of rent for monetary judgement for my tenant.