(Oh and I do plan on taking my contractor to small claims court, as an attorney has advised me that civil court costs will run more than my budget allows.)Any other suggestions would be helpful.

They can't attach your property that's legally sold without some kind of court action, and selling property in anticipation of an adverse judgement is not the same thing as attempting to circumvent bankruptcy or similar laws.

Bad tenant filed answers all lies; i prepared all the documents and brought today to show to judge.Lawyer said hearing is delayed one week from now and go back to court in next week.Anybody has similar experience like me to delay hearing?

It will cost you more to fight them in court and fight a lean on your property. - PMs do prep the site like you mentioned.

If so, there may be programs available, even if you didn't have flood insurance, for grants or loans to help you as an owner-occupant homeowner rebuild after storm damage, especially if your area was declared a major disaster or national emergency or whatever it's called. 

As eviction proceedings commence, all costs incurred by us – including but not limited to – court costs, filing fees, attorneys’ fees, and service process fees will be added to the amount due as additional rent.

I won a court case because I could prove what transpired.

Investors don't want to have to put too much thought into your business and if they do, they will choose to invest in other people who appear more "buttoned up".My first 6 months I spent bascially putting the ball in the investors court and saying, "How much would you be willing to devote to this and what would the interest rate/return need to be?"

Even if borrower was somehow successful in getting it postponed, they just blew up your idea because once filed, the property belongs to the bankruptcy court and you have no say so, or claim and nothing you want to do (or the borrower for that matter) is relevant any longer.

However, I was advised by my attorney that I can take the seller to a small claim court to get my legal and inspections fees back which is $2,235.