I don't know who panishes this, but there is a standard procedure.

Hello- Anyone have experience in NY state re: eviction procedures, etc?

Simply and naturally weave it into the conversation as though it is normal procedure.

If you ever want to compare terms/rates or even lending practices and procedures let me know! 

Can the pros please comment on what are the pitfalls to watch for and the procedure to buy these if I already have a primary residence.

(bought property at auction)1) place insurance on the property before you do anything, make sure they will cover you for a legal defense should anything arise, i like safeco,foremost, through Farmers Insurance, 2) call the Evictors, they are based in Oakland Ed Nagy- is the attorney and has been doing just evictions for passed 30 years.3) do not attempt to change locks- this was my mistakeIn California, they are very strict about the proper procedure to remove people and property from a residence.

There is a difference between "paying off a lien" verses the legal procedures and laws involved in an HOA auction.  

Tile is usually only a level 1 or 2 abatement procedure, unless they are disintegrating and the asbestos is friable.I actually like asbestos filled homes  - there is one here locally that has been on the market for almost 2-years.  

I don't know procedures or remedies in your state.

I know people in the institutions and I know well the procedures.