They can't attach your property that's legally sold without some kind of court action, and selling property in anticipation of an adverse judgement is not the same thing as attempting to circumvent bankruptcy or similar laws.

@Aidan Mulligan Sorry no notification that any body replied.

Currently, those employees periodically pay for hotel rooms in STL, so this rental is their attempt to reduce the company’s costs of stay while it’s employees are in STL.

Out of all these comments know body mentioned Worcester, the second biggest city in New England!!

They can teach you at the same time so you can avoid this in the future.For anyone that is a Landlord: mold is one of the most common methods tenants attempt to break their lease or extort you for money.

Before you attempt this consult your command JAG officer for advice, It's free , and if by slim chance they sign off on an opinion letter, it may help if you find yourself in legal trouble.

Will attempt to fill for Homestead exemption and see if I qualify.

I think most people's hang up with it is that a wholesaler has no fiduciary responsibility to anyone in the transaction and there is no governing body out there making sure wholesalers aren't operating like complete scum bags.

I’ve just never attempted to find deals through wholesaling.

Post notices on every entry point saying the home is owned by you, monitored 24/7 with security cameras, and that potential renters should not trust anyone claiming to be the owner and attempting to rent the home.