Understand, these default judgments are routinely overturned here for a variety of reasons....the service wasn't served to the actual proper address, and the bank will list all kinds of reasons why it should be overturned.  

It also support hundreds of years of contract law that some bureaucrats and realtor lobbying groups are trying to overturn. 

I also feel the checkbook Ira  based on the "Swanson vs IRS" case will be overturned one day and that will be require a revamping of LLCs with the owner as the manager.

We still own the lake front but will likely sell when current tenant decides to move.Horror stories include the usual out of state issues of finding good reliable contractors (after getting hit by two hurricanes - We needed to go out there both times to manage the repairs), no rent appreciation, property tax increases (appraised value went up but we were unable to sell at close to the value the state appraised at), short-term help turn-over, turn-over of management company, etc.  

If you ever did get in hot water with your property and incurred a big liability, a judge could overturn your LLC protection anyway if it appears that the only reason you hold it in an LLC is for the legal protection.

Could it be overturned by courts when they try and evict the homeowner?

Here's one case where the trial court's decision was overturned and sent back for further consideration. 

You can always contest it, or even sue them in court, but I don't know that you'd have a good case to overturn it.

Different AMCs have different protocols for appraisal appeals - you'll just have to work with the lender on it and hopefully have it overturned. 

Hi @Roberto Cordero, the great thing about VA loans is that you have two paths to overturn an appraisal.You can provide better comps that the appraiser overlooked and ask for a reconsideration of value.Hope this helps!