@Jen PothilatIf the living trust has a judgement against it -you think the properties in the trust are not at risk? 

I got judgement of immediate possession in my favor.

Ultimately you want a judgement against them for any money that they owe you.

You'll have to make a judgement call as to whether you feel comfortable managing in those areas, but they are out there.  

One of the ways you can obtain collection is having a lien placed over all real property within the jurisdiction of the court which granted the judgement.  

I found the court transcripts from the foreclosure proceedings in hopes that they would have a judgement amount or some kind of indication of what was owed or past due (of course there wasn't). 

You have to keep records of day, time and who you talked to as well as the number you faxed to and have them on hand every time you call.What are you doing to protect the homeowner from a deficiancy judgement.

OKay - for now - I'll hold judgement.

I think it would be easier, though, to just get a judgement against them and garnish their wages.

As this involves a substantial amount of money I would personally go to the magistrate and file to seek judgement for rent arrears.