Even though the landlord is awarded judgement and the tenant is supposed to leave, they never do.

Now if you were to move money from Series A to parent and down to Series B, a lawsuit can say they are linked and might get a judgement against both. 

Once the foreclosure judgement is put into action, is there any kind of redemption period?

I got a judgement but the judge gave them until the end of October to leave.

Also, are summary judgements of possession legal in Georgia and/or Douglas County?

Getting a judgement is the easy part.

I wonder if the $4000 difference between the $9000 I am claiming and what the $5000 allowed by small claims could be eaten up by legal fees or a smaller judgement than my claim.  

I think it's a good thing to have tenants let me know what's wrong so that I can attend to it and make a judgement call on whether it needs to be fixed or not rather than sit on an issue and later find out it blew out of proportion because of neglect. 

You'll go to court and get a judgement in your favor.  

If you have no assets, the best they will manage is some sort of judgement against you.