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They were interested in the deal, and I wanted to get it done.They proceeded to get the project valued using a pre-construction appraisal (which indicated positive equity of about 10% on our first project).  

If the occupants didn't leave voluntarily after being served with a legal notice to vacate, we could then proceed through the normal eviction process for our jurisdiction.

I'm so enthralled in my convo that I didn't realized that I had left them in my dust; so, I just proceed to the property.

But you can find the info you want-Google Broward county, clerk of court, official records search.  

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They are similar in the fact they both are delayed sales, but they are not the same thing in court.  

I would research the laws in your county and state before proceeding.

If you don't want to spend the money on an attorney there's always the option of small claims court (called Magistrate's Court, here in SC).  

You could certainly document serious costs and try to recover in small claims court, but outside of that you really just needed to be sure that your monthly expenses were low enough that you could afford to make repairs as needed.