If you search CCAP or even links associated with the address on the county page itself it should normally direct you to court records where you can see the foreclosure amount.

The costs going to court are just too high for me even though I do believe he is in breech of our contract.

Ask they pay for X months and you won’t post eviction and take them to court.

It's not productive to fight for damage reimbursement in Small Claims court and at the same time no way to stop somebody from not paying last month's rent when they given Non Renewal notice.

Therefore we tell everyone that before we go to the courts we will get command involved.

Update on this post...I officially pulled out of the deal this morning after the HOA (even after allowing them an additional week to produce more records) failed to provide the full condo Declaration & Bylaws (just a couple of Amendments).

In your case I would stay put and let her file for an eviction in court.

In other words, they got the health care they needed by using credit, and then didn't pay for it by declaring bankruptcy.

You can also go to court house and find private investors who has made loans.

Choose an area with judges that have their heads on straight and get your day in court.