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Keegan Uderitz
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Snohomish, WA
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Eviction process after court ordered judgement, past tenant is now on Medicaid

Keegan Uderitz
Pro Member
  • New to Real Estate
  • Snohomish, WA
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hello all!

I made a big mistake and was too soft, let a tenant go for WAY too long without paying. We went to court, he did not show up and the courts gave me the judgement against him. The collections agency is telling me that because he is on Medicaid we cannot garnish his wages legally. Are there any more steps I can take or should I just assume I will be out the $,$$$.$$ and move on? He owes about $5k. This has been a learning lesson and I know now what I would do should this situation arise again - do not need that lecture ;) 

He is (or was) actually employed and I have his past employers information. This might be more specific to WI state laws but hoping to hear about some next steps I can take that have had success in the past. 

Thanks team!

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