To exacerbate the negative image of investors and developers even further, we have the countless stories like those of Peter Hungerford and Rochester Asset Management that have been used as powerful ammunition in their fight.

Two days ago, cops were there at 5:30am breaking up a fight then again at 9:30am.

Trying to vent a little before I turn my attention to productively fighting this.

Because many buyers were fighting for properties, supply - demand, correct?

Or, if you want to fight this regardless, lawyer up. 

I tried to reason with them but they refused to pay the rent, to kick out the extra people, and also refused to leave the apartment.The tenants started to have fights which damaged the property, parties, smoking marijuana inside the home and in front of the house, and getting into altercations with my neighbors.

Your attorney is your advocate who fights in your place or stead just as knights did for the honor of those they may represent.

I'm not sure how costly it would be to fight the issue in court. 

But know you will spend a little more money and stressful time till it gets better.Retrench to fight again, this is not the worst that could happen but its time to get ahead of it.Good luck.

If it was a $2500 loan, might be worth the risk, but $250,000 loan, I would think most banks or lenders would think is worth lawyering up and fighting about.