The servicer argued that specific language in the loan modification document showed that there was “no attempt to impose personal liability” on the debtor for any previously-discharged obligation, and that the debtor’s motion simply reflected her misunderstanding of the partial claim process for a loan modification under HUD guidelines.

Shouldn't unit 2 be able to make a motion and vote on, say, no fines over 25 cents.

Your advice helped me i’am going to put this into motion ASAP

But also consider installing a good motion sensor flood light to cover the parking via the alley.

Look at the docket and see if there was a Motion to Avoid Lien filed and granted.

I'm just so ready to get this thing in motion, I'm all over it. 

The thing that would concern me the most are the smoke detectors in the common areas (hallways and basement). they are supposed to be hardwired and connected. if one goes off all of them should go off. fortunately for you that is something easy to test.

I just added a window air conditioner to one apartment unit and the cost to increase the electric panel and wiring was $6,500 because the inspector made us install wired smoke detectors, GFI's in the bathroom and kitchen and we pretty much has to re-wire the apartment. 

I’m just not sure how to put the motions in action after the offer.

Once you've gone through the motions you can probably just tow the car away.