You can reasonably expect any lawsuit regarding your property to name you and drag you into court, even if they do not have grounds and it should all fall on the property manager.

have never done it myself, but most suits under $10K can be brought in small claims court.

Assure them you won’t accept partial payment and that they will receive a quit or pay on the 5th ..then on the 15 th you’ll be filing eviction papers with the courts .be firm and calm about it like you do it all the time

There have been court actions against Scranton for overcharging on fees and inspections, and while original suits have been won, Scranton promulgated NEW laws which I believe are again being challenged. 

Not likely, both the lender and the court, if it is a judicial foreclosure, would have to agree.If you had a little more time, were actually buying with cash you could document....maybe.

If so, then the probate court has already determined the property values. 

But one more months rent...The second step after getting possession is to legally get the easement, but that court has a year backlog. 

If this goes to a court of law you want to make sure you can back it up.You may also want to go on NARPM.ORG and see if anyone knows about them and their practices.

You should be about to go the Court House and find look for the deed of the trust on the property for the name of the mortgage company.

In NC you would now go the county clerk of courts and file an eviction.