EDIT: File this post in the "things you need to hear" bin, not in the "things you want to hear" bin.

We were nervous about some of the issues, but the inspector actually was a voice of reason.  

If they refuse to leave the property, we will be filing for eviction but in the interim I want to come in to do an inspection.

I’m not sure how foreclosures are handled in Florida, but, if a legal notice has to be filed prior to the foreclosure  sale date, that is your lead source.

There is an IRS Lien filed against the owner.

Hi Adam,Certainly you can purchase one or two properties in the US, but it's difficult as the filing fees, incorporation fees, tax fees etc on top of the property expenses can eat up your yearly cashflow.

Having a corporation costs thousands per year to file taxes, not worth it for a couple properties.

I purchased the home in 2016 on land contract filing all the necessary paperwork thru a title company and putting down 20%.

They will only lose their voucher if you file to evict and notify the case worker of this eviction.  

We filed a claim prior to July 1st, 2019 but fear that we will recover very little of the investment money due to: legal fees, court battles, cost for maintaining the properties prior to sale, and the fact that the total value of the properties is estimated at 60% of the total amount people invested in the ponzi scheme.