They can say you knew, and you now have to fight them that your did not know and do not need to cover their expenses.  

If she starts talking about "withholding" rent, you'll know you have a fight on your hands.

Unfortunately it would require looking at the appraisal to determine if it’s worth fighting.

That is because her and the downstairs tenant (who has rented for >15 years) have been fighting non-stop over noise issues.

@Matt DevincenzoInteresting, our local city government is fighting that currently.

You have created a process where you never overspend on a renovation, and you have good, qualified contractors that are fighting to work on your renovation.

She was outstanding.

At midnight that balance is moved (swept) over to the outstanding balance of loan.

Going back in time into the 1970s and 1980s, we've seen that the Fed is willing to push interest rates as high as they need to go to fight their first enemy - inflation, and that they are willing to conduct brutal monetary policy that affects jobs to do that. 

There could be outstanding taxes due, and/or utility bills, but that's pretty much all you need to factor in.Bank-owned auctions are much different and there are a variety of costs the seller may ad to the transaction (i.e bidding fee, title/escrow fees).For foreclosure auctions you'll need $5,000 on the day of sale and balance by noon the following day.