Or is it right until their final judgement, which usually comes  ~30 days before the auction date?

. • If a SEC 8 tenant has an outstanding landlord judgment, HUD will not reissue their voucher so they can move until the judgement is satisfied or a payment plan has been agreed upon. • SEC 8 tenants are educated in the process of home inspections and are quick to call if they see a problem that may compromise the house, such as a water leak. • In Hampton Roads, SEC 8 pays “market rent” in every city except Portsmouth, where they pay 90% of market rent. • After the first 12 months, SEC 8 will consider a reasonable rent increase, regardless of the lease term. • SEC 8 tenants almost always pay a portion of their rent.

Regardless if you have one offer or multiple ones you can’t rush to judgement.

This covers our costs to go back to the courthouse and cancel the case if before, or file a Satisfaction of Judgement if after the court date.

I love catching myself being judgemental.

@Yoni RamrasIf you have a judgement against you personally the creditor can go after your assets-including money in the bank, shares of stocks, bonds, ownership interest in an LLC, inherited IRAs, etc.

But, it would take a lot more to get me to trust your business judgement.

That you will pursue a financial judgement against him in court for all the unpaid rent, utilities, damages, plus your legal costs.Since he's young, I would recommend you actually pursue a judgement against him as this will follow him around until he eventually pays it.

Often, there are additional liens, judgements, and encumbrances on the property that the home owner hasn’t disclosed or is himself not aware of.

I can not verify how the process works, but I did see it on the news several days ago.I would think that there is some emergency way to evict, especially since you already have the judgement against them and multiple felonies are happening on your property.