To protect our rights, we would definitely deliver a formal 5 day notice (Wisconsin Legal Blank), but at the same time indicate that we are looking to collaborate to find a solution.

My partner and I would still do it when the seller was made abundantly aware of the situation and it was the right solution for everyone involved.

So B2C is out, but perhaps B2B might be an option (e.g providing a streamlined solution for all of the major mortgage servicing companies for collection of payments.

Just pointing out all the negatives with no solutions comes across as “i’m a complainer”

Thank you Jay because although it sounds like a perfect solution, it seems to good to be true.

I'm sure that factored in to the government trying to find a way to gain ownership of the land and the only solution appeared to be a land swap. 

However, before doing anything I take my time to gather information, think outside the box, connect with people who have done the very thing that other people say is impossible, stay patient, see whether there are any unique solutions I can bring, and only then decide what to do.Thanks a lot for your feedback, and I'm looking forward to learning more, especially on the thesis of not using short-term debt for a long-term investment.  

So now I'm faced with the potential of loosing EVERYTHING job, house, car, wife...Finally I stopped focusing on what was wrong and focused on the solutions. 

If you are in the less common areas where the taxes and ins are increasing by leaps, then the solution is to sell the property and take your equity and buy in an area where the tax/ins increases aren't out of line.

Redeveloping into mixed use live/work/play projects has been the most common proposed solution the past few years in my area.