Sounds like discrimination based on national origin to me.If you go to the Department of Justice's website, (http://www.justice.gov/crt/about/hce/housing_coverage.php#nat) you'll see that this type of discrimination is on the upswing.

Perhaps it was missed, criminal activity may allow the government to seize the property, it's not a bank foreclosure, the government takes it, auctions it off, pays liens off and sends the equity or ill gotten gains through the justice department funding operations.Call the Sheriff's Dept or county court records to see what the status is, if any, if there are such issues, you can't get anything from that sale.

Department of Justice guide to keeping illegal activity out of rental property.One of the key components is warning signs of drug activity.Please read that guide over for some suggestions.

It includes: sincerity, keeping one's word and agreements, honesty, truthfulness, ethics, fairness and justice.

Just found this on a website searching for legal aid for renters in Vancouver, WA:Northwest Justice Project™ (NJP) Coordinated Legal Education Advice and Referral Service (CLEAR) provides information, advice & referral for low-income people and seniors Dial "211" in King County 1-888-201-1014 outside of King County 1-888-387-7111 for Seniors Mondays-Fridays 9:15 AM-12:15 PMWashington Law Help has self-help packets for tenantsHope it helps, or google search for legal aid for renters in your state, someone who can give you specific steps to take.

The Department of Justice filed a parallel action this week against B of A as well and alleges that these loans were “…riddled with ineligible appraisals, unsupported statements of income, misrepresentations regarding owner occupancy, and evidence of mortgage fraud.”U.S.

I am also finishing up my bachelors in Criminal Justice and hope to get a little return on investment for it soon.

If nothing else, you get a little "justice" in tying up the buyer's EMD for a much longer time period while you run it through the process.I am also not sure who would actually get the EMD if you successfully win a judgement, you or the seller?

Of course the pictures dont do it justice because the layers of grease and grime that was on the walls fixture cabinets etc... was truly impressive.

On the other hand, seeking justice will likely just be a distraction and a waste of time.