Not confirmed yet would be to leave the shipping area intact leaving it as common area then further sub-dividing the rest of the space into industrial Condo's 10-12,000 sq ft each .Have not talked Price yet with the seller but I get the impression they Really Really want out I would like your thoughts both Pro and Con to proceed with my due diligence ?

I understand some of these REs may simply be trying to drum up business, so what's the best way to respond to find out if a) this interest is legitimate - i.e. there are actually buyers who are interested and this isn't some bait and switch tactic, and b) if the buyers are indeed real, how to get the best deal for my property if I decide to proceed. 

Most only show partial information and you have to go physically to the court house (or hire someone) to get the rest of the info and print out pages if necessary,  If you cannot find it on the website call the offices.

Proceed on that knowledge.

And what if someone is injured on your property and the court awards more than the insurance coverage?

Courts are not "inclined" to pierce the veil.  

For information of this nature, you are going to need the records of the office that records deeds and other information (sometimes the Clerk and Recorder, sometimes the Recorder of Deeds, etc.) or the records of the Court (for a Lis Pendens).  

Unless he can get full authority, the sale of the property will be determined by the court.

This is my third or fourth eviction, but this time the court clerk just mailed back my request for default judgement, rejecting it stating "no service on unnamed occupants".On the unlawful detainer complaint, the tenant was named with "does 1 through 10".But the sheriff only served the named tenant and no other occupants were identified.  

If they respond to the unlawful detainer complaint and wish to go to court, it looks like it could take a month or more to get them out.