It looks sunny in this photo, but unfortunately it rained while the roof was off so we were not able to salvage the original fir floors (our original plan).

Interest is accruing on the unpaid principal balance at the rate of $22.5728 per day after January 29, 2015 until the date of entry of this judgement, plus interest on the judgement amount (principal plus the shared appreciated recapture plus interest to the date of entry of this Judgement) at the rate of .33% computed daily and compounded annually, until paid in full and for the costs of this action, pursuant to Judgement and Order of Sale, being Civil action #..... entered on August 4, 2015.Minimum acceptable bid is $35,510.00.Terms of sale:  ...This sale shall be in bar and foreclosure of all right, title, interest, estate claim, demand or equity of redemption of the defendant(s) and of all persons claiming by, through, under or against them, provided the purchase price is equal to two-thirds of the appraised value.  

And then step 3 would be to consistently renew the judgement before it expires.

This is a court judgement and will supersede any restriction they are placing.

YOU work in Vancouver or WA and you pay NO state income tax.. your partner has some hiccup on the drive but its only about a 3 mile traffic jam then your off the freeway on surface streets to Portland State... and there is a huge water front deal going on in Vancouver.. it could be a real good play .. but something to check out.living down south like Newberg or anything like that is a non starter unless you want to drive an hour each way.but I have two duplex's that I can send your way they are both in Beaverton and are off market I would let you look at those before we list them and deal with multiple offers etc. in the process of rehabbing them now.good luck with your search.. if you can handle the weather here it can be a nice place to live like its been raining for 2 straight days.. many of us Californians really get sick of it and want to go back home LOL..

Generally you can give it back at the occupancy hearing, but try to avoid this...After you win the occupancy hearing, then the judge will ask you if you want a judgement hearing.

I have had the paint on for a while and has withstood some harsh rain.

Paula Raines I would stick with private lenders/hard money lenders that have been recommended to you and someone has used them before.

Plus, if they can't buy, then there isn't a very likely chance that your judgement is going to be worth much after all of the time and legal fees you'd accrue anyways.

The only reason it would is if the prior landlord filed a judgement against them and filed it with the bureaus.