Always check for out stand judgements on the home cause that is a different thing all together.

Hence the reason I'm not going to wait for him to do so.How about the fact that he lied and said the company couldn't find my property yet the company advised they had spoken with him multiple times in one day, regarding my propertyThe comment made is not up for your judgement.

Some of the issues we are running into that are either slowing the deal up or terminating the file completely. 1) Liens/judgements arising during the title search preventing the sale2) One off issues, such as shared driveway issues, shared parcel issues3) Death certificate ordering (slowing down process) 4) Abstract & Survey updating (taking about 3 weeks to complete in our area) 5) Attorney Communication (When our attorneys are not on one side of the deal) These are just some of the issues that we are seeing in our market.

The likelihood that you will ever see a dime is super small.The best thing you can do is make sure to file the judgement with the county (or whichever area you need to) for the eviction as well as a judgement for the rent owed.

  ( oh and to back up we could never serve her so we went for a summary judgement and lost that)  Judge made us advertise .. that cost a bundle.. so now here we are 2 plus years later.. 

I don't need to the vet the info if it's their own account.If a tenant damages a property upon vacating, the landlord can (and should) go and get a judgement against them and record the judgement with the county. 

These properties ‘may’ have liens, judgements, HOA dues, etc. attached so make sure you have a Title Company perform your search for clean title.  

@Jason DiClemente Parents did the due diligence and they confirmed it was healthy and in control...hard to shoot down their judgement given their years of experience and how conservative they are!  

so this is very state specific.. and at the end of the day.. the original owner takes on massive risk to their FICO and in states were they can get a monetary judgement on top of a foreclosure they risk that as well. 

Check with your attorney as I am not one nor am I familiar with Ohio.You are only a week or two from legal judgement and control.