But if other party wouldn't sign, I'd still have to fight for it.  

There is a law library in Salem at the new super combined legal court center (or whatever they are calling it these days).You probably will want to look at 4,5,6, as those are generally about a fight regarding the property ownership where one party wants to sell and the other doesn't or who owns what percentage of the property. 7 is straight probate. 12 may get you something where a person can't manage their affairs and some one is appointed over them.

I guess I am losing this fight. :(.

Here are two examples in the news :  http://thetimes-tribune.com/news/landlord-fights-s...

Meaning that they will decide if they are going to fight or settle a lawsuit.

Some cannot get utilities in their own names because of credit issues so they will probably fight the assignment of utilities or leave.

Don't just sit there and take it, have a plan to fight back.

First thing first, these platforms will never fight these charge-backs, disputes, whatever you want to call them.

Sometimes, unfortunately, it takes a lawyer to fight a lawyer and have your concerns respected:(

Are they taking a long shot, or would you be taking a long shot.I wonder if they have done this with others recently, who folded, but with push back, they would have modified their stance (internal documentation your lawyer might be able to get).Or is their strategy to fight fire with fire and burn the ship to the ground financially...on a 12 unit loan--that's kind of peanuts, are they doing this with larger loans too, or just trying to clear the deck of small players?