When they are found then the game begins, do they work, have a car, a boat, a rental deposit, etc. anything to get some money out of them.As everyone has suggested a judgment is the only way to go.

No charge until you use it to buy a property, a car, a remodeling job.

You’re potentially worried about being overleveraged and you bought a highly (not always but usually) depreciable item (super expensive car)As far as 35 percent equity, that’s reallt just a personal preference.  

I live in San Jose but work in Marin County, so I do quite a bit of driving (hence how I started listening to the BP podcasts in my 'mobile university' or 'car' as some may call it).

She had rented from me for over five years and was month to month at the time.I have an associate who had a tenant tragically take his own life by running his car in the garage while sitting in the car. 

@Cara Lonsdale can you add me to your distribution list as well

The question of how low is too low is simple whether you are flipping a car, a house, or anything of value. 

Congratulations on your closing @Cara Lethco!

Plus you have to factor in fuel and increased service expense on the car as well. 

@Cara Lonsdale I know exactly what you mean, thank you so much for the help.