You could file in conciliation court for unpaid rent and damages but chances of getting any money is slim next to none, even if you get a judgement in your favor you still have to find a way to collect it.

I'm mostly looking for eviction records and/or judgements from property management companies.

Most of the time even if you get a judgement you will never see that money.  

If you find yourself getting attached, walk away, your attachment may be clouding your judgement.

Each state has their Right of Redemption period, so you can't touch the house until the county actually enters judgement of foreclosure.

Judgements or the costs of defending a lawsuit?

@Dwayne Jones Appraisals are one of the most frustrating parts of my business - but it is an imperfect science and a lot of it is based on personal judgement, so I understand it.

I can get phone records of the subject, their friends and family, employers, address history, land lines, cell phones, judgements for 2 dollars a search and then full blow background checks for tenant screening for 12 dollars. 

I have the Judgement of Foreclosure and Sale from the case and it states the sheriffs office is to remove the people and their items from the property and to put myself, the successful bidder, in possession of the property without delay.

Got my judgement and them out.