The judgment says you were awarded $XXX for damages.

You usually just need the APN number (eight digits xxx-xxx-xx) in California.  

(We've saving $xxx/mo - only 9 more months" deeeep breath.)This is not a scenario where I'd involve lawyers - no one wins when that happens.

Ask everyone that you know if they know anyone who is behind on their mortgage or taxes or getting divorced.When you find someone in one of those situations, or any other situation, the first question that you ask is: "How about I pay you a few thousand down, pay you $XXX per month for the next 5 years and then the balance at that time.You will not get every deal like that, but you will get a few.

You want greater than 24 months behind, total amount owed greater than $XX,XXX, no vacant lots, etc.

Before talking to the case manager google what the voucher limits are in Salem do you can tell them you’re planning to increase the rent to $x,xxx upon lease renewal and lay the groundwork for that. 

"Buyer will raise their bid to exceed any bona fide, arms length offer by $1,000 up to a maximum offer price of $XXX,XXX." 

Then adjust your rental rate up $xxx per month, that you think the market will allow in Tyler or Longview.Examples: Interest Rate-  Lets say interest rate is 4% by the time you buy. 

I am in a Assignment contract (I am the buyer) to purchase a property in Phoenix (through a wholesaler)The property APN has multiple addressesCounty records/Tax records/ Utility bills/Tax bills show that APN is for XXX Property AddressWhile City of Phoenix/Monsoon/MLS maps the same APN to YYY Property Address.

I suspect this will get them to pay.As long as they have a plan, it's short time-wise and they stick to it, I wouldn't notify the caseworker.I would enforce whatever late fees are in my lease.If they say they can't or won't pay, send a statement by email to tenant and caseworker ASAP and let them know I plan to send to the attorney for eviction on XXX date.