well i dug deeper and found out that a person with the same name (there are four others in the county with same first and last name) as the seller of this lot or god forbid, the seller, has a federal tax lien and abstract for judgement by a telephone company registered with county clerk - sooooo i'm paying $9.00 for copy of the judgements.

these things are just quick snapshots that can help you make quick judgements, which can let you know whether or not to proceed with more in-depth analysis.

Commodity investing is even worse when you read about a rain storm that moves through the Midwest and demolishes a crop of whatever you had invested in.

I have a client who has a very large lawsuit who has been levied, and the judgement has gone against him.

I before you on this forum pass judgement on someone have all the facts first .

If it just some number that the seller put's together for you, I dought if you can even think it is the correct numbers, you might as well do your own judgements and plug in your own numbers.

What kinds of questions can I ask the renters to be sure they won't rip me off without coming across too judgemental.

I wanna make sure there are no liens, judgements, etc on the house.

I have a property under contract to purchase for rehab that doesn't look like it's going to close due to a high dollar judgement due that the seller cannot pay.

I wiped it up and don't notice any water seeping back but also the rain let up a bit.