When you invest the HSA proceeds, the funds are still within the HSA, merely held in an investment instead of just cash. 

We're evaluating a tape with a lot of LA loans but have no experience in the state yet.I did a little bit of reading at nolo.com and it appears that there are two types of FC in LA: The most common one is an executory proceeding if the mortgage has a "confession of judgment" clause in the note.

The Rich Dad's company's mission is to boost the public financial education and that mission is a good one.I'm not going to bash him because I've learned a lot from him and from those within his network.

Or should we look at the potential foundation issue first, and then proceed with the general inspection after we confirm the foundation problem is a small one?

I'll defer to others who respond after this, but since you're ready to proceed with the eviction process, best to seek out legal counsel who is savvy in Landlord-Tenant law where your property is located.

Several years later I sold the condo and used the proceeds to buy my first MF building.

So if a land owner did not want to sell the land but wanted to sell some timber we would use the Deed so that if they wanted to 1031 their proceeds they could because unlike gypo loggers who wanted to log with a contract.

I wanted to see if you guys think I should proceed with wasting time and resources for a lawsuit or should I find a collections agency?

Lastly, do i still proceed with the eviction if they say they will move out willingly?

Be sure to document everything (I mean really document everything before you do anything to the place; I know there's probably an urgency to get the place all fixed up but be sure to carefully take photos, and let the sheriff proceed.