I'm a music producer/engineer/songwriter (a successful one, thankfully :mrgreen:) , getting into REI as a source of supplemental income, although the more I learn about it, the more time I'm interested in investing in it, so who knows, maybe one day the percentages will be reversed...

The neglect of the company resulted in my back injury (cheaper to pay foy medical then to fix the roads I guess) and I filed Workmans Comp.

She may have to file for a forced sale.

The LLC would file K-1 for each member.

Look for recent judgments filed in the county that might not show up against the property yet.

It told them I was filing a trust indenture for a house flip and they said it was fine. 

They'll charge you some fees, but you can be sure the paperwork is done and filed correctly.

I would also contact the police and file a report.

If you don't vacate within 3 days they can file an unlawful detainer action (eviction).You should avoid going through eviction because it will be an additional mark on your record and make renting more difficult.If I were in your position I would wait until the new owner contacted me - but I'd be prepared to move fast.

We also monitor the entire process centrally from our office here, and provide a single point of contact with real time website access to your file status.