. - Yeah, that's sort of what I had in mind with this question.

The subject property's town is in California, and given he claims to have paid Saturday, if it was after the one truck left for the regional sorting facility nothing would have happened until Monday.

Tenants volunteered for us to plug into their porch lights, we are still working out the details.One of our tenants in a single family home has a huge light display of the sort that attracts people from miles around to see.

I don't imagine many people want to have a shadow, I know that is the sort of thing that really distracts me.

They do all sorts of stuff that I can't find in too many other places.

@Bradford Arner -as you mentioned, the receivership angle seems to be the one to follow on many of these, I've been hearing more and more about "receiver's auctions" or something of the sort, which aren't apparently like the sheriff's auction with open bidding but are often sealed bid auctions.

Uh I don't know what sort of tax savings you were aiming for but it looks like you've tripled your state taxes.

Also, they sort of assume no learning.

A lot to sort through and analyze!  

The TV gets 4 channels, there's more bed bugs inside than there are feral cats running around outside screaming all hours of the night, the tub has pubic hair stuck on the wall, and the toilet keeps running and refilling, not to mention the walls that are so thin, you can hear the guy TWO rooms over watching Home Shopping Network all night.