Ask for the loan payoff protocol (payoff procedure form/document... or something like that) which should provide timelines, amounts, etc.

The condemnation determination is simply a required procedural step to be able to proceed with demolition, at the owner’s expense, where a property has been neglected, violating health and safety codes. 

Rights of RedemptionAn investor should be prepared to hold the property and avoid either making substantial improvements to it or re-selling it until after any applicable rights of redemption have expired.Chapter 209 of the Property Code, known as the “Residential Property Owners Protection Act,” requires provides for certain procedures and protections in the event of foreclosure by a homeowners association.

David,I don't know where you are getting 60 days notice but that isn't correct for a regular eviction proceeding here in Georgia.Now if you are buying a property with an existing tenant in place where the property was foreclosed on and gave the tenant notice to leave then that is a different situation.http://www.dca.ga.gov/housing/housingdevelopment/programs/downloads/Georgia_Landlord_Tenant_Handbook.pdfIn this particular situation where the owner has the existing tenant in place standard procedure is to give the 3 day notice after the rent is late by whatever date is stated in the lease (3rd,5th,etc.)

@Wes Brumit Follow the procedure that I mentioned and you won't be asking either one party to pay more.

Put a small cap on medical malpractice compensation so doctors would stop ordering unnecessary procedures.

In addition, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), other federal agencies and the states may sue landlords for non-compliance and get civil penalties.However, a landlord who inadvertently fails to provide a required notice in an isolated case has legal protections, so long as he or she can demonstrate "that at the time of the . . . violation he maintained reasonable procedures to assure compliance" with the FCRA.

Businesses who develop standard operating procedures and are committed to improving them, and empowering people will be successful.

Does he respect procedures that you and he put in place to help run the business?

So, depending on the area where your property is located, you might have some procedures to go through other than eviction (like possibly foreclosing).