My background blends wellness, landscape architecture, and nature-based design.

I do not wish to engage in lengthy foreclosure procedures in order to take my property back on a buyer default.I would also like to ask how to figure out "interest only" payments for the first two years.

So, for maximum chances of it working out, you'll need a specific list of task for them to do with Standard Operating Procedures.

Those debts do not go away, they just get added to how much you need to make the lender happy again.Here is the procedure for Hawaiihttps://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/foreclosure/hawaii-fore... 

Hi @Mila F. great to meet you here on BP:) Nests far from the home, in a wooded area, and possibly attracted by tenant activity like composting….it leans more toward being a part of living close to nature.

My understanding of human nature tells me that most of these schools are there primarily for the monetary profitability (which is not to say they can't be good schools, but I bet that's not the primary reason they exist).

Regulations for this type of foreclosure process are outlined below in the "Power of Sale Foreclosure Guidelines".Power of Sale Foreclosure GuidelinesIf the deed of trust or mortgage contains a power of sale clause and specifies the time, place and terms of sale, then the specified procedure must be followed.

What are the legal or procedural steps you’ve had to take after obtaining a money judgment?

Naturally, on back-to-backs, we can't even remotely accommodate this, but how are others dealing with these requests outside of a back-to-back? 

Could you elaborate what a resident benefit is or 2nd nature?