She said they can negotiate before the property is in foreclosure, but that once it is in active foreclosure (they are waiting for confirmation of a sale date from the judge) there is a law that requires them to collect the full amount. 

State level activity in certain crops is an emotional national issue in some cases... very different here.Don't confuse things, delegating some things to the state, does not mean the federal govt. doesn't have the ability to step in and declare a state's conduct in violation of the constitution --- so a state cannot make and expect to enforce an illegal state law.

I declare that income on my tax return and have a depreciation schedule on my taxes for that portion of the house. 

Frayser/ Raleigh New Construction:  I am trying to judge interest in a new construction development north of the Nike Warehouse in Frayser. 

The judges seem to fully reimburse for outsiders invoices.

@Jordan Santiago you'd have to explain to a judge that you sold a property that you don't own, and you're owed an emd for it.

I simply tell them when X is broken, it is typical to give us Y back as a credit, and they have no barometer to judge that by.  

Turns out he left a TON of stuff behind since he could not afford to move it, He finished moving all that stuff yesterday (July 18) but still left behind a car lift in the garage and a fridge (not sure why he needed either) My attorney went to court this morning and the judge signed a "closing writ of restitution" considering he had no date as to when he would move those 2 items.

I'm really wondering what the contracts would look like and judging from your post, it looks like i need to speak with an attorney.thanks again.

A judge can force the sale - might take 6 months, but sounds way easier than dealing with uncooperative people.