You will share your story at the workplace water cooler, dinner parties, the local coffee shop.  

I don't have kids and my workplace is in the Plaza, so I don't have to be in a good school district, but I do want to live in a new/newer construction house and want this house to be a good investment. 

Unfortunately, my wife has not worked for a Public Service workplace.

My current supervisor has 25 yrs+ the others it totals 40 yrs of experience, my lil ole 10 don't measure up....

According to the Sheriff's Real Estate Supervisor, this "presumably includes the federal lien." 

It will come by ACH, not check (you should've sent in direct deposit docs with the others).If I were in your shoes, I would email the caseworker, the bookkeeper and the supervisor daily until I get a response with a clear resolution. 

Look at the bottom to what Supervisors do with public money....You cannot start buy-out conversation with the tenants unless you file a PreBuyout Negotiations Disclosure Form Required by Ordinance Section 37.9Ehttp://sfrb.org/379e-tenant-buyout-agreementsYou need to know that doing so will effect your possibility of condo converting the property and other nasty stuff...attorney may agree that the best is to consider Ellis Act the building and sold units as Tenant in Common...but each case is unique....I'd to encourage you to spend some money with a good attorney who can maximize your property value...Are you facing a possible eviction, for any reason?

He has a cheap supervisor/coordinator present at all jobs to watch everyone.

I dont see a prob with meeting with the inspection supervisor to 'discuss' them.

I called his supervisor (after I talked to my local legislator who suggested), they have money.