Of course you have to have them get their reinstatement, payoff, see if they have any liens or judgements and most important look at the house and see what repairs that it might need.After that, you can call me and we can go buy it together!!

I am in Florida and of all the money judgements I have had against tenants, have only collected on one. 

I trust his judgement and wanted to get it under contract ASAP before someone else came along.

Warranty Deed with Vendor's LienI only see one mortgage on the account, and there is a Judgement and Lien Information with a few thousand dollars. 

No judgements here, but I wouldn't pay either one before seeing a unit; that seems ridiculous to me unless it is a very large multifamily building that would have other rentals come open.  

Right now you are just hoping your seller doesn't get a judgement attached to 'your' houses.Conventional loans are pretty easy (small amounts aside) to get up to 4. 

I got a lead today from a woman who received a judgement for back due Child Support in the State of Texas. 

If that doesn't work, and they are not gone by the end of the month, pursue an eviction and go after every dime you can get, including past due rents, and make sure to file your judgement on their credit report.

If you evict and are sued, you are at the mercy of the judge who hears your case and their interpretation of other judgement and precedents that have been set.

Bank got the judgement and now own?