If it's the first that is foreclosing expect the second to protect itself given the apparent equity position.

The securities laws require any publicly-sold securities to be registered, which is an expensive process.  

Probably not a great idea to be calling tenants that on a public forum.  

Hello all,I work as a property manager in San Diego and have a few tenants who have recently elected to terminate their lease early that are not protected by the Military Clause.

Physiological protection.

Basically you just can’t discriminate against anyone in a protected class.

They would not accept payment for any other source.Looking in public records the name is appended by the word "State-""State-Smith, Jones"Is this worth paying for a title search and trying to work out a deal with the mortgage company?

I know home warranties are hit or miss but every layer of protection helps. 

I can't count the number of foreclosure sales I've attended that had short sales under agreement, short sale approved, just waiting to close and the bank slammed the door on it with a foreclosure.Because MA is a non-judicial foreclosure state and the banks are not required to disclose anything about the pending foreclosure, other than the public notice, it's nearly impossible for a short sale agent to know the status of a foreclosure and how much time they've got to get the deal done.

What I'm trying to say is to be very careful owning only 4 units a gentleman that has been buying apartments for about 25 years and owning about 5,000 units and is a multimillionaire has taught me a few things with his many videos on YouTube and being on with Josh and Brandon a couple times and doing many public speeches and predicting he will make about 150 million this year might qualify him as knowing what he's doing.