1) Get the judgment agreed to for an extended move out date  2) if they have money, garnish as long as attorneys fees won’t consume 3) if you own multiple properties might be worth hooking up with a collections agency (I’ve got a client with 100 doors — will be advising in this case)

Are there any further actions the LP needs to do for other states where the syndication was doing business (IE file a official state tax return?)

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I'm not taking any action until I find out my options, but I'm also not very patient so I posted on BP hoping to get some direction.

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I want to consult and see what kind of legal action I can't take against the pm and TK company.

Expensive and time consuming.......

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My advice would be to formulate an action plan with Onneka, your lender and your agent. i.e. spend the next 2-4 weeks effectively assessing your investment options and the current market (available inventory, sold comps, absorption rate, etc).Start with the end in mind.

The other, same ordeal but i have been in contact and even gotten them to admit they want to sell.The person I talked to was the son of the owner, while talking for a week and trying to figure out the best course of action for this deal, the father passed.This sent the house into probate and the son said he did not know what would happen and he would be in contact once he knew.