You either wanted sympathy, were crying for help, or making stuff up. 

Oh -- I have no sympathy for the investor in the 2014 case that went to the WA Supreme Court.

Trying to save a measly $400/year or less in pest control is now costing me several hundred $ plus more vacancy time while the situation is rectified.(2) there's no room for sympathy.

If you're a Wholesaler using this (imho) lame strategy, I have no sympathy.

Cycles turn over, Sectors move in sympathy with their largest cap player l, and markets correct.

When banks fail to run their business properly, are gifted money by the gov-mint to make up for their mistakes, ruin the economy temporarily, and then SCREW UP the foreclosure by not hiring competent people to execute things properly I tend to not have much sympathy for them.

I have nothing to add here but sympathy.

This will probably be a profitable trend that continues and expands in other directions for increasingly revenue-strapped government entities.After all, LLs are 'big fat rich' targets who cannot easily walk away, and who generate zero sympathy from the voting class.

@Brian Reynolds  I  think you struck the right note by giving an extension in sympathy to their being in the fire zone and having their lives a little messy for a bit.  

As much as I have sympathy for domestic abuse situations, the reality is that the most likely scenario is that the husband is back in the house in a week or two, rinse and repeat until such time as the wife leaves in the middle of the night to go to a shelter.