., so are YOU defending the llc in that suit or just going to let them get a judgement and theoretically force sale of property?

I do a court search on every customer , are being sued , do they have judgements against them , do they actually own the property , do they sue everyone ? 

I have a judgement against father and his 2 adult daughters.

As long as they have 3.5x rent in income, a decent employment history, no evictions and no landlord judgements I don't care about credit score. 

If the seller has any judgements against him like unpaid medical bills, they those bills attach to the property.I could see the sub2 working because of the equityThe point is there IS NO Equity.

There may be evidence that his judgement is not that sound - he lost his own money, and sent a referral to someone who also lost their money - but that's not criminal.

A warranted deed is worthless if the person issuing it is 'judgement proof' has nothing to sue lawyer tells me but a better than a QCD I guess.

I would confront him immediately and give him the option to vacate in 7 days (have him sign a typed agreement on the spot) or court with a judgement, his choice.

Personally, I think it's dumb to burn all your cash on doodads, and I think it's sad that people don't even have enough money to come up with $400, but I'm not in the judgement business - I'm in the rental home business.

Will a judgement in the plaintiffs favor cause the tenant's wages to be garnished in order to make payment?