I called the clerk of courts and not surprisingly, they tell me that they file like that all the time and the only way I can get it discharged is by having the GC file the discharge release.  

@Veronica Veiga If you're travel nursing and get both of your units rented and is cash flowing you could possibly get a servicing company to show that the debt is being "serviced" (Paid) by other parties and would not count as debt against you.I have no experience doing this myself but it is the root how a buyer can purchase a house Sub to (subject to the existing mortgage) and have the seller still qualify for a new loan in their name despite having not discharged the previous loan.

No one has ability to file bk that makes a difference, and bk on your record whether discharged or not is last case worst worst case scenario.

You'll also likely require putting additional sheetrock on the ceiling, and a rear egress from the unit that discharges to a public right of way/street (if you don't have this--like your building is connected on both sides--you'll need an easement from the neighbors, which is another additional expense). 

Trash removal from front door to dumpster for a monthly fee (unless you have chutes.

If discharged you notify the trustee and he will order them to remove you from the debt and you tender the property to the mortgage holders. 

@Jon Holdman so do nothing, let everything fester in muddy, contaminated water, and then have the restoration company come out once the tenant is discharged from the hospital and has had everything removed? 

The whole purpose of bankruptcy is to be discharged from the debt.

Once the BK is discharged the banks can continue to foreclose or short sale.If a sale date is not yet set you have a good chance to get a short sale approved.

But not before it was discharged completely, presumably due to a fire.