Add in the need to do it under reconciliation rules rather than normal order in order to avoid the filibuster and you end up with a steaming pile of doo-doo. 

Some need zoning relief, for example, and some don't.  

The Insurance Route my be your best path for Monetary relief.

But I did it to get rid of them.What I'm wondering now, dealing with a tenant unhappy about her heat and threatening to withhold rent, is what happens to the eviction record if the court forces a reconciliation and they aren't made to leave.

It should be easy for him to come to the conclusion and accept that it is his fault, and offer you some sort of relief.

When I bought my first rental I did all of the work myself, on the 2nd I did about 25% and since then the only work I've done is demo when I need some stress relief. 

Like many of the regulatory issues that chattel lenders financing manufactured homes must deal with, there are often multiple regulatory agencies involved, so the correct answer is SCRA does apply to chattel lenders.SCRA DefinedThe Servicemembers Civil Relief Act of 2003 (SCRA) was signed into law on December 19, 2003, amending and replacing the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act of 1940, and is codified at 50 U.S.C.

But you'll have to communicate to them - assuming you want to take ownership of this - that they either find her some relief or she's going to be living on the street when the sheriff comes to carry her and her stuff out to the front lawn. 

They do not have jurisdiction to order injunctive relief, i.e., to order a party to sell their interest in the property. 

It will serve you decades of relief!