. §§ 711(1) (relating to mandatory exercise of jurisdiction through orphans' court division in general) and 3392 (relating to classification and order of payment) and other relevant provisions of 20 Pa.C.S.

Within 2 months the tenant declared bankruptcy, their reorganization plan was accepted by the court which also voided our lease.

Will I be able to challenge it in court?

The one thing I know about lawyers - some don't care to advise you that even though you are in the right according to the law, that doesn't stop someone from tying you up in court and costing you a fortune.

Def take before/after/during pics too - good as proof of work for your future buyers or if you have to go to court with a contractor.

You need to talk to the eviction court for your area and state where you are filing.For me here in Georgia the ones on the lease I include their names but additionally if I know others are there or think they are.Then I file another form to go along with the eviction and a letter mailed out to the address that says "and all others" and that covers anyone else in there for the eviction.The process and eviction will vary by state so when you go file eviction if they are in a nice mood they will help you.3 day notice make sure you mail to the address with proof of mailing and also tack on the door and take a picture.no legal advice

If they don't anything other than that, you'll be taking them to court and publishing their company name on all the investor sites on how poor a job they did here and what an absolute nightmare they've been as a PM.Don't be afraid to yell at the guy too.

"Notice to Creditors" is the responsibility of the PR (subject to court approval being named) who has a fiduciary duty to the estate and is filed after Notice of Petition to Administer Estate is filed..

For a judgement we would have to take them to small claims court and win.

As for Rich Dad companies... you can try to figure out their convoluted ownership schemes in this SEC document (exhibit B): http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1095276/000101968710002457/tigrent_sc13d-062810.htm And after that, it appears Rich Global, LLC filed BK in Wyoming bankruptcy court: http://business-bankruptcies.com/cases/rich-global-llc with creditors that include Arizona Department of Revenue and the IRS.