So what I hear you saying is that bankruptcy puts a temporary halt to the foreclosure process, but is not the end/solution to the problem?

I know he will be the one to set the true reasons and motivations, but the better prepared I am to have answers and solutions up front, the better chance of closing.Hope that makes sense.

So we are in a catch-22.Is there another solution?  

Why even consider eviction when there are better (cheaper) solutions like this that are win/win.One thing that will help is stop parading all the buyers through the property.

Just looking for creative solutions to add value to the seller to get something of value in return. 

That being said, why not having a contractor stop by and figure out the best solution and type of wood?

@dale holder maybe investing thru a QOZ fund would  be a solution.

Simple solution... ask for their NMLS number.

My buyers are frankly insulted at such an offer as they typically are very wealthy with lots of assets The obvious solution is for the developer, me, to carry the paper.

This combination of factors quickly become a headache for most.A Series LLC formed in a business friendly state such as Texas or Delaware is a much more efficient and cost-effective solution for investors with multiple properties--or even those planning to get multiple properties.