You still got to hustle to get those sorts of leads to return your calls/mailings/violent threats/etc.

The mere threat of legal action is enough to make most people pay.

Credit card debt, no assets to speak of but plenty of liabilities (that others claimed were assets), and built a house of cards for myself that a job layoff quickly blew away over the course of a couple years.I've been through my husband's layoff... car repo... foreclosure (and a move to a lovely trailer park)...  ... even the threat of jail for unpaid credit card balances (thank you, Capitol One)... and finally, the humiliation of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy that I had to do on my own because we couldn't even afford a lawyer.And finally, my husband abandoned me and our two daughters to our fate four years ago.  

All I've ever been offered is:hot airempty promisesfast talkingvague innuendoshard-luck storiesdon't worry 'cause I've found religiontrust metrust my momnew job starts next monthsome threats to call lawyersand on and on......

You can probably get out of this if that's what you want or at least the threat of litigation against the seller should get them to do the right thing if you still want the property.

Part of that is the ability for certain government agencies to levy fines on you with little recourse.4)The Threat of legal Action.

plus the threat of being predatory and if charged its felony just was not worth the risk for a few bucks of equity in a home.. 

Due to that looming threat, I did pay the loan back quickly.

I am an investor from DC and interested in Cleveland, so I found this threat incredibly helpful.  

Does anyone know what legal options we may have to get the trailer gone without threat of being sued by the prev Owners?