When people throw themselves out there as private lenders, professionals and in the investment field AND can help you find a deal, sounds kinda fishy to me.The private lenders that I know dont need to advertise that they have money to lend, they just make relationship judgements and lend to people that they know.

We've been trying to get the final tally so we can file a judgement and have the security deposit transferred to us.  

I moved out and came to CA a few years ago and kind of let it go and now it's with the land bank of Detroit with a default judgement pending for being vacant and a nucience.  

With all the rain we have been getting in Denver, now is a good time to drive for dollars.

That same day towards the end of the work day, I called the broker because it started raining, and asked him to meet us at the center so we could watch the rain pour into the building.

Unfortunate the lien came up on title but it's been my experience that most of the best sellers I come across that are willing to give up a good deal are somehow not able to because of unknown liens and judgements. 

We just took a property that was in mortgage foreclosure but they didn't pay off the tax lien before our judgement was final. 

One question - someone's personal liens that are not on the property - like child support judgement or income tax liabilities - are you saying the buyer will have to deal with them?

Thinking that this was a leak in the roof (since we were having some high winds and rains at that time), I immediately sent a roofing company to take a look at it.

My understanding was that even if there was judgement and a scheduled sale date the loan (along with all of the current penalties and fees) could be paid off before the sale.