.* (please note the asterisk)* - Since the paperwork is fraudulent, (I believe it should read "forged" since a fraudulently obtained deed or mortgage may, in some circumstances, be enforced) the house doesn’t legally belong to the con artists.Based on that I think even the FBI agrees with my post that nobody can lose title to their property through a forged deed. 

maybe lose more than a months rent.  

Originally posted by @Crystal Wilson:@Joe Villeneuve about 50 in each. 210k 150k and 150k You're losing money. 

Or do I just let them go and lose the next 9 months (won't be that long, probably a few weeks, but finding renters in MA during the winter is a task)Any help would be appreciated.

Are you banking on the land appreciation aspect since the MFG will be losing value?

Note, even if insurance pays for all the damage your property suffers, you still lose.

If I sell the sfr I lose the asset but cash out all the equity.

I've been struggling to get ahold of my lender to ask this, but I don't want to lose that because I refinanced earlier this year for 2.25%!

After all, it's better to have a gain on what you lost, then to lose it all by keeping property you can't move over a long period of time.Happy Hunting, Vernon

You only lose/make money when you sell.