Since FL is a judicial foreclosure state, and you have to go through the court to foreclose, that usually means that RE purchases are made with a deed of trust and a promissory note.

The stickers mean that if the owner doesn't fix the property, the city will eventually take action against them either in court or they will demolish the property.  

Or a leaky faucet.They wouldn't have a leg to stand on in court.

I have an eviction court hearing next week.

Detroit's pensions were almost fully funded when it declared bankruptcy.  

Insurance companies have created a growing cottage industry for tenants by handing out settlement money rather than going to court.

CFDs do not have provisions for non-judicial foreclosures, you will need to go to court.4.

Considering the Supreme Court just ruled that you're allowed to sue HUD over unintentional clumping of low income housing, I'm guessing you'd probably be pretty safe to sue a township over overtly excluding it. 

Anything that winds up in court can take many years.If you can get through all that to manage the property, when you do try to sell it, if you are not in the EU the taxes are very high.

My wife father's home is going to be sold by mid mouth around the 15th or so in August by the way of foreclosure (Court house steps) The reason is that he has now been relocated to a nursing home to receive the proper care that he needs.