They can make plans to thwart the sheriff (or otherwise screw up the unit). 

It sounds like your seller is knowledgeable and trying to thwart your efforts.

In the end, he left after 4 years and after remodeling it the sale was thwarted by the new buyer's real estate attorney who required a "quit claim" from the land contract person.

We had a problem with them stealing light bulbs out of the laundry and hallway areas, so I had the bright idea (pun intended) to install yellow "bug light" bulbs in an effort to thwart this problem.

If they just being a pain in the butt when someone is trying to look at the property, and they're determined to thwart a sale, there's little you can do.

While the plaintiff did prevail in winning a judgment for breach of contract against my client, we were able to successfully thwart the attempt at piercing the corporate veil and holding the company's owner personally liable for that judgment.

I'm also interested in discussions about the rent moratorium and how others have handled it.I've been in Lakeland about a year and a half and the pandemic thwarted any social networking for me.If anyone's interested in a meet-up for coffee, food, or beers let me know.

There were 2 courses of action recommended.OPTION 1:> 100% Line replacement and Water proof:> - To dig up both sides of house for gravel instal> - Water Proof both sides of home where water is intruding> -Replace storm drain lines needed on both sides of home> - cover and repitch top side to ensure proper flow away from home>> All Labor, Material, tax $13,255Option 2:> Repair Line, Jett, Repitch:>> -To dig 6ft of Stormdrain> - Repair Storm drain line where broken> -Jett lines to help clear buildup/ debris causing water to sit> -Cover and Repitch ground on driveway side of house>> All Labor, Material, Tax $2700I chose option 2, with the idea of potentially using internal membrane afterwards to thwart risk of any more water intrusion.

There were 2 courses of action recommended.OPTION 1:> 100% Line replacement and Water proof:> - To dig up both sides of house for gravel instal> - Water Proof both sides of home where water is intruding> -Replace storm drain lines needed on both sides of home> - cover and repitch top side to ensure proper flow away from home>> All Labor, Material, tax $13,255Option 2:> Repair Line, Jett, Repitch:>> -To dig 6ft of Stormdrain> - Repair Storm drain line where broken> -Jett lines to help clear buildup/ debris causing water to sit> -Cover and Repitch ground on driveway side of house>> All Labor, Material, Tax $2700I chose option 2, with the idea of potentially using internal membrane afterwards to thwart risk of any more water intrusion.

This would suggest that Chase attempted to complete a foreclosure that was thwarted so some (unknown to us) reason.