I'll feed the baby bird one more time before you leave the nest.Learn the outbid process - Go the the county agency (probably the clerk of court) and kindly ask one of the employees to explain it to you.

Every chance I get lately I've been driving back roads and writing down addresses of homes that appear vacant.

When you get to court you will find out the answer to your question not from us on here.

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In most cases, the tenant will move out as soon as you start the process in order to avoid court.

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It appears your confusion on the 2nd place is because you're factoring in mortgage debt.

TransAmerica Financial Solutions had a ton of supreme court cases against them for predatory lending.

It appears that applicants who are determined to need an esa must re-apply either each semester, or annually.  

for example, give written notice, taking to court and do the eviction.