Upon default being made in the payment of sums of money herein agreed to be paid, or in the performance of any of the covenants or agreements herein contained according to the terms hereof or of the Mortgage Note secured hereby, the holder of the Mortgage Note is hereby authorized and empowered to sell the Property or cause it to be sold and to convey the same to the purchaser in any lawful manner, including but not limited to that provided in Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act (MCL 600.3201, et seq) entitled "Foreclosure of Mortgage by Advertisement" , which permits the mortgage holder to sell the Property without affording the Mortgagor a hearing, or giving the Mortgagor personal notice; the only notice required is to publish notice in a newspaper of general circulation in the county in which the Property is located and to post a copy of the notice on the Property."

Kind of like paying a doctor to take blood, or give routine shots.

Good going SF gov, keep making housing a blood sport, and you wonder why prices are so high and housing is so limited.

I see more blood in the streets, I just have no clue how it will all play out.Great Thread!

The banks will have to be puking up houses, there will be blood in the streets and nobody will want anything to do with real estate.

There is a thread about a guru circulating right now with very strong evidence of this.

Another tenant in a historically solid-return building but in a terrible neighborhood is a Section 8 tenant but is apparently involved in a gang (bloods or crips) and is causing other neighbors to leave.  

We most definitely will not give up the ranch it's in our blood and neither of us could imagine being anywhere else.

I know they have more cash/leverage to pursue these tenants in court if they cause major damage, but then there's also the issue of getting blood out of a stone when it comes to actually collecting.

Alternatively, you can email the officers of those groups and/or organizers of those events to see if they can't circulate an email about office space for rent.One thought that comes to mind is reaching out to your local bar associations to see if they can help you.