If they have no problem with the eviction then they can play it their way, but if not there are steps and they should be outlined in the lease.Just my 2 cents and good luck in whatever you decide!

I don't play that game and believe that a buy and hold property must make sense the day you buy it. 

You cannot come back at 90 years old and try the whole thing again, so play life on your terms.I review where I want to be in ten and twenty years and then work backwards.

The problem with playing the Bank are all the Risk Factors.

I've got about $40k in mutual funds (non IRA so I wouldn't have to pay penalties to withdrawal, maybe just capital gains) that I could play with.  

(no love for that title on BP) and have decided that trading time for money writing papers is not a desirable long-term career play for me.

The type of bankruptcy or the facts pertaining or circumstances around the bankruptcy may play a role as well.

I just setup a financial scenario and play it out over time and compare the end results.

Been in this business 15 years, and seen the good, the bad, and the ugly ... watched all those newbies shoot past me by playing aggressive in 2007, only to watch them fall and I blew right past them in 2009.

If they figure out that you're only paying $1000/mo but collectively they're giving you $2000/mo, how does that play out?