Worse case you can keep the pressure on even if the court gives them 6 months for a review.

Some of these events that have occurred recently are compounded effects from infrastructure that's worn out, more development pressure, and less greenspace. 

This allowed him to cut his costs and alleviate financial pressure. 

There is nothing pressuring ANYONE to continue a job that serves no purpose other than generating a paycheck.

And opened the top again and just used a blower to blow pressured air in.

Joe B - I get what you are saying, but there are a lot of public service attorneys, and a considerable number of starving attorneys.If I were a starving attorney who knew what violations existed and the potential fines and penalties the seller/lender could face, I would pressure him/her to give the home to my client just to get out from under.

What is best way to keep the pressure on them to increase possibility of payment?

This is turning into a lot of downward pressure, especially as it becomes known to tenants that it's a "buyers market". 

There was a stain and a pressure mark on the carpet when he moved out.  

I'm hoping if a few of them move out, it puts more financial pressure on the owners to let me take over the property... so long as they don't realize I'm the one doing it (gotta be sneaky ;)