To me this is a win/win, this saves me the time/money to have a sheriff come out, it gives him an incentive to not put a sledgehammer through walls, or cause damages, and to him, it prevents a judgement on his credit report, it saves him hundreds of dollars in a judgement, and possibly even will prevent, the eviction from coming up on future landlord screens(which is something I don't like, as these type of people and their actions need to be public record).Thoughts?

We are only two weeks away from having our second child and would like to start taking action towards our goals. 

What would be the best line of action to take on this to see if this is a sign of future problems, etc.Thanks!

Just looking for tips and advice on the best course of action that will eventually lead to me becoming a developer.

Quiet title actions are Not intended to remove rightful title holders, or legitimate mortgages. 

If your price is reasonable you'll generate some action, if not your price is off.

, 8 sewer lines, 8 toilets, 8 kitchens (8 fridges, 8 stoves, 8 dishwashers, 8 microwaves etc), 16 bedrooms, 24+ doors, 16+ front door locks/deadbolts etc.  

Not to defend the mentality and actions, but in many cases I think they are doing the best they can.  

An assignment is very simply closing instructions and my title agent wouldn't care if it was on toilet paper so long as I spell the names right.

This would be your first step of action before you even pursue which option to go after.