The MV Odyssey, marketed as a "forever cruise," has been arrested in Singapore after owner Villa Vie Residences struggled to meet payments, with the lender now operating the vessel. At least two resident-led groups are seeking to reclaim the ship, which traveled from Cambodia to Singapore after residents were given only hours to disembark in Cambodia; one funding effort failed after a lender denied financing, while a second group is pursuing a potential auction purchase without founder and executive chairman Mike Petterson. Court records list Singaporean law firm Helmsman LLC as the arresting solicitor, although it is unclear whom the firm represents; a source familiar with the matter said it likely represents a fuel supplier, and Villa Vie owes one supplier in the region approximately $500,000. Residents are also considering legal action over more than $2 million in April fuel loans offering returns of up to 24%, which were described as unsecured and without collateral or guarantees. Petterson said an operational rescue partner fell through, that he is seeking investors or funding for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy and company sale, and that he no longer wants to lead the business.