If you have suitable backups though it may just be best to move on to them.Definitely a judgement call based on your urgency to get it rented.

Even if you get a judgement you likely won't get any money. 

Hi @Dan Tracy,Don't let your feelings for one of us cloud your judgement on what is a good deal and what should go through.

Hire an Attorney and sue - but caution there as the culprit may not have any assets to satisfy a judgement in your favor3.

Something to discuss with an expert.Any assets of the LLC would be subject to a judgement against the LLC.  

In Brevard, I was told if the property at auction had any liens, tax liens, IRS liens, alimony judgements etc, and if you were bidding on the 1st or 2nd mortgage. 

... continued from above 5 - i have two properties i purchased from the bank who had foreclosed the owner.if bank files a deficiency judgement against the owner - owner gets 6 months from that date to redeem.so - how do i know these properties are not going to be redeemed now.does title insurance automatically mean that property must have been outside the redemption period?

You'll want them to search for liens, judgements, and easements on the property. 

Depends on state guidelines and if deficiency judgements are allowed, then on investor or mortgage insurer guidelines in relation to borrowers financials.

I plan on using the funds to invest and clear up debt (including the judgement) but no banks nor my personal credit union will touch me.