Maybe they'll have a judgement, but that won't rreally matter to them Crappy part of the business, best of luck

Does no one do sit down discussions over projected cashflow and character judgements anymore?

Currently waiting to see if they will make things right.. so I guess will wait to give a final judgement

I've seen many think they own it only to lose it because of judgements against the seller resulting in liens against 'their' property or the buyer was amazed they have to get a purchase mortgage years in vs a refi.  

IRS lien, HOA lien, Special Assessment lien, Water and sewage lien, All kinds of Judgement Trust deed (is it a lien)?

This is also through the date of the judgement...and it is not uncommon in the larger counties like Tarrant for the judgement to be 2-3 years back, so taxes will still be owed since the judgement date in many cases.   

When you buy a resale property at a tax sale you are only responsible for the amount of the winning bid not the entire amount of taxes that were due at the time of judgement?

Other than that maybe Oregon has a different nomenclature for these.But agreed, you do not get off the hook for  the mortgage and a lender can still pursue a deficiency judgement against you if they do not redeem their full payoff amount by assuming the property, depending on the state. 

Here's where we're spoiled, it will show us the judgement amount and the assessed value along with links to the property appraiser page.

@Nathan Gesner Again, ‘should” is a value judgement.