Also remember we can all advocate to our representatives and senators to lobby for our interests. 

The infamous Neverland Ranch, in the Santa Ynez Valley, spans 2,700 acre and has a 12,000-square-foot French Normandy-style mansion, three guesthouses, a movie theater, a train station and a 4-acre lake with a waterfall.

This presents the possibility that effective activism and lobbying could yield a scenario where back payments could be allocated first to renters significantly behind on their rent to be paid directly to landlord / property managers. 

The hotels are a powerful lobby.

I even had pest control problems, roaches all over the building where 2 roommates couldn't even agree on whose turn it is to clean up the dishes, where the two guys decided to fight it out, leave food and dirty dishes all over for months because it was the other guy's turn.When I had triplexes 20 years ago, one tenant is responsible for hallway and lobby cleaning and garbage collection, and gets $50 to $75 off the rent, and I always have takers. 

No one lobbies for us.

The property is in downtown with walking distance to train station, target, restaurants, movie theaters, park and etc.

Some are on the courthouse steps, some inside a courtroom, some in the lobby, some at the annex, some in a hotel ballroom.   

I told Fred Warner and Huntington, sorry no deal, and I turned my attention to other deals. 3 months later I was in Lansing, MI looking at a deal when my phone rang, it was a banker from Huntington Bank, they said that they foreclosed on the property, they owned it, but they forgot to pay the water bill, the water was shut off and all of the residents were in the bank lobby screaming and yelling, Huntington Headquarters is within walking distance to the property.

That commercial hybrid multi that used to be a theater?