Hey Guys,I was closing on my first multi-family in PA the other day and the lender had me sign a confession of judgement tied to the loan.

You're looking to ensure they do not have an unreasonable amount of negative activity therein, like lawsuits and judgements recorded against them. 

2) I seem to have read somewhere where an attorney can set up a separation of property, present it to the judge to get a judgement, then show the judgement to the employer's stock administrator to get 90% of the funds out for self directed investment where your spouse is the custodian.

I have a comprehensive understanding of financials and good judgement (I think) when it comes to growing my income, but I know nothing about the purchase of property. 

If they have repairable credit (small amount of accounts in collections with small amounts), you can also help them rebuild their credit using www.lexingtonlaw.com (in fact, you can actually gain an affiliate relationship with them if you choose), but the only way this works is for your clients to pay off anything in collections, and pay any judgements they have as well (because anyone with a judgement won't be able to actually get a loan down along the line).

Landlords obtain a Judgement, which leads to a hearing in District court.  

If they tell you that they wish to see the property firs, then that's a judgement call.

Having your portfolio should heavily impact his judgement on you --in a positive manner.   

Judgements, old addresses, and financial obligations are critical to my decision..

But don't keep your hopes up of actually collecting the money after a judgement in your favor; that's more difficult.