Anyone been in a similar situation?

My question is, could the city be responsible for this situation?

The honest answer is to be on the safe side, the property you're referring to: GC524550 2811 SW ARCHER RD, #V-177, GAINESVILLE, FL 32608 in the Brandywine neighborhood is one of the condos that are not in a good financial situation.

When you give your phone number to any business, bank, grocery store for discounts and on and on, it becomes available to data brokers.

Im literally closing a loan on Monday where my borrower had a similar situation - the borrower's ex-wife was awarded the property and assigned the debt in the divorce in 2020.

Just as the person who works at the clothing store has a conflict of interest when they say that the piece of clothing you are trying on looks great on you.

Not sure your situation financially but even your $100,000 HELOC is going to probably run you $12,000 additional each year in expense that you've got to factor in.

Changes to local landlord/tenant laws and new situations involving tenants lead to these annual updates.

Consult with a legal professional for guidance specific to your situation.

Same tax situation and more likely higher potential to appreciate faster.