You on the other hand feel their pain and would like to offer them assistance in their move by perhaps hiring the moving van, offering them some financial assistance, etc.Nice only works with some people, so if they are going to abuse the system and take you down a long nasty road, your will have no choice but to go down that road.

My investment was not substantial, just paying the property tax to me is making the pain worse.  

On a less painfully punny note, we'll look into this with @Robert Perry

Do I owe the tenants anything to acknowledge their pain?

They are a pain to get a hold of but you usually can get inside the house.

Moving every year would become a pain.

Hey @CJ Witmer I feel your pain on the "reorganization." 

It was all learn by doing - the administration, how to handle the collateral, recording an assignment (with the process being different in each county/state), learning how to deal with attorneys, learning our potential exit strategies, working with the borrowers to determine their intent, hiring a servicer, etc.

Sorry but the truth is sometimes painful.

Neither an heir, beneficiary, administrator, executor or personal representative (fiduciary) can satisfy this essential criteria.There are oodles of ways to clear title, but using AP as an heir ain't one of them.