However, as a whole the $ is there for landlords, and the courts are trying to make tenants cooperate and submit and follow through the process.

Huge move on their part to cooperate and create positive legislation.

If they don't cooperate then evict. 

If they still won't cooperate, go to another title attorney and get the picture that way.

If the guest is not cooperating, this is where you can get Airbnb involved.Airbnb has a no party policy, so if a party is going on, it is best to contact Airbnb so everything is documented. 

Actually, @Russell Brazil , Realtor code of ethics is as follows (bold is mine): "Standard of Practice 3-2Any change in compensation offered for cooperative services must be communicated to the other REALTOR® prior to the time that REALTOR®submits an offer to purchase/lease the property.

It would make sense that they charged it off as the physical building was destroyed by a hurricane (which is why the original owner stopped making payments and let it go) and the only thing that remains is the land.It's incredibly frustrating how these banks will not cooperate with people who want to buy property from them that they obviously don't want to own.

IE buy house sell it to homeowner.. and it was all Sojack north and south of mc dowell  cooper road all through there .. then financing got tougher and investor started buying for rentals then Katrina happened and you got a bunch of the low end tenants from New Oreleans and the locals moved out.. they moved up to north east Jackson if they could .. etc.. its a rental area now..

I was watching a YouTube video of a guy named Adam King who talks about cooperative lease option assignments.

It outlines the properties that his cooperative is looking to invest in.