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When you sell that other property, your judgment creditor get paid including accrued interest from the time the judgment was awarded.  

@Yolanda Eiland I've never done it before but a big pro I can see from it is not only cultivating your skip tracing prowess but gaining access to better skip tracing databases.Cons would be the fact that judgments are pretty much unsecured, court awarded IOU's.

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My idea of it is that I would call several contractors and have them estimate (bid) how much everything, such as rehabbing would cost, but do I pay them and those who do it for free how do they get awarded?

Paying in installments in the future can certainly help and I believe it was David Greene in his book who used a "penalty/bonus" method that either penalized the last draw to the contractor or awarded them extra money by finishing on time.

I had a fellow landlord who was awarded an eviction by the court, but the governor shut it down and the sheriff would not come out to complete the eviction.

Jessica Zolotorofe Agreed,Worst case scenario she sues and wins the deposit back but I doubt any Judge would award for a bug or two given your prompt response and actions.

Too many frivolous lawsuits that juries award ridiculous amounts on peoples' studid decisions and actions.I would also add to sit down NOT with your acct and attorney.

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