I had an issue with HOA it require mediation per Florida statute but I did above.

Let's see if we can get some of the legal eagles, @Jerel Ehlert & @Jamie Jatzlau to chime in with a better interpretation of the statute from their perspective.  

This now places their use back subject to your approval, so their own claim via AP/EP statute is reduced. 

All these statutes supercede any written contract between landlord and tenant.Now, if they stop paying, then you do not have the restrictions above. 

These are the source documents to the tax filing required, completion of the forms is given under RESPA, TILA, requirements are further an issue under the Money Laundering/Reporting Act.RE laws are intertwined under various federal statutes and tax code.

[Edited text formatting to help distinguish between FSS language and my translation.]20% is not guaranteed in any way shape or form per Florida State Statutes (FSS). 

Quick answer - Yes, you can you purchase a tax lien from the current lien holder and then foreclose.Look at the IL tax lien foreclosure statutes for the specifics but here are the highlights (and I haven't reviewed the statutes in a while so these comments may be outdated).A real estate tax lien on improved property in Illinois has a 2 year redemption period for the owner of the property.

Additionally, should current statutes stay in place, I am able to stay under my folks' Healthcare plan until I am 26I currently own a small independent wholesale distribution service, which I paid for with the money saved during my college years.

This might clear up some of the questions that pertain to the 4 years thing:http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?

@Bryan Cavellier, You can 1031 with any US property including Guam, the USVI and ...drum roll- The Northern Marianas Islands (go figure but I actually had a realtor from there in a class of mine recently) into any other US or one of those territories.  1031 is a federal statute so it's applied the same in all locals with just a few variations state to state at the state level.