You will have to make a judgement call on which one they are going for.

The judge signs the writ,  If he fails to pay as per the payment settlement agreement he is in default. you then take the settlement agreement & writ back to court and file it and the eviction is set in motion, He does not come back to court and neither do you the judgement was final per the settlement agreement,  court mails him a copy which says he has to vacate in the 3 days, and if he's not out you in 3 days, you go back, with the writ to have to the sheriff to serve & post ,,a additonal cost, and sheriff comes back and waits while the guy packs up and is gone. 

It is time for us to force a judgement or two in Michigan to stop the Government overreach that these registration, and inspection ordinances enable.   

I was in a sorority as well and fairly confident we fought the good fight on our fair share, so no judgement here. :) That would be great if you could find a clause - I really appreciate that!

Much worse than being poor is having made money and then losing it all to some dead beat tenant law suit, with a huge judgement awarded by a jury of Walmart greeters...

@Kim Meredith Hampton is also well known on the forums and I would trust her judgement. 

personally, i like to get as much info as i possibly can for free. first, look up your local property tax authority, that will give you a " somewhat" accurate list. the owner listed on the house, most likely is still the owner. next, look up anything you can find at the local county court house on that person. anything filed like a judgement, or anything that has to deal with that person and in that court is going to be public knowledge. the reason for this??

The mistake of purchasing a property in which the first lien has not been extinguished has already taken place.5 - Since the purchaser of the property has not signed the first lien (nor guaranteed it) what would be the basis of the lender persuing a deficiency judgement against the new owner?

Like stock and bond investing, beyond analyzing the numbers, eye of the beholder and judgement/experience is just as applicable.From the investor pov, do you feel they are getting most of the 'bang for the investing buck' by purchasing units of a syndication vs. directly buying the underlying property themselves (forgetting prohibitive deal size for the moment)?

From the individuals he buys homes from they all have notice of defaults and judgements on their property 8-12 months before they are sold to the Rehabber.