I was guilty of same as a former Series 7 broker. 

If you are found to be guilty of gross negligence, you might be getting ready to write a check. 

Your attorney should be able to review the pleadings and determine the status of the foreclosure and if the Borrower raised any defenses in the litigation. 

My disgusting tenant is a retired Harvard grad and fully mobile but I guess they don't teach cleanliness or hygiene at Harvard.It's ironic because I have a buddy who's a landlord in Maryland and his tenant literally destroyed his bedroom door, smoked inside, holes in wall, AND didn't pay rent but still had to go through the process, took 1-2 months and ultimately he won the eviction and was awarded damages/backpay but his tenant plead broke so he had to go back to warrant in debt court to garnish his wages which isn't guaranteed but at least he won that too.

Treat this deal like the law...innocent until proven guilty.

If they're decent people they probably feel guilty. 

I know this because I've been guilty of it more than I'd like to admit.

We have all been guilty of meeting somebody having a really great conversation, exchanging cards or info, only to never again hear or reach out to that person. 

I was just reading an email from Airbnb on this.I have cancelled April reservations for people that were pleading with me not to cancel them.

Apparently, I'm guilty of elderly abuse for getting this great deal.