So, if you had 10 projects going at once, all owned by one LLC and something happened and a judgement was made against the LLC, potentially you could lose all 10 properties.

I hope this doesn't come across as offensive to anyone as I do not want to be judgemental but the applicant even had to have the co-applicant spot her the 20$ for the application fee.

Further, HOA liens in NC are commissoner sales not trustee sales and deficiency judgement remedies are not applicable.

I do it myself, all of the forms are on the county clerk's website, and it takes about 3 weeks from the date I file it until the sheriff removes them and costs a little over $300 with filing fees ($200), process server ($30 per tenant) and $90 to the sheriff to serve the writ of possession if they haven't left by the time you get your judgement entered.

I would tell him that you will have him taken to court to be removed from the property and you will have a judgement filed against him.

Here is the situation, we have been in escrow for over thirty days and against better judgement i agreed to extend the escrow by 7 days.

Hard is, I go through with an eviction, get possession, throw his stuff to the curb and file a court case and get judgement for money owed.

He likely has the most sound judgement and decision making of anyone I know.

They can provide you a prelim report, which would all recorded judgements/liens against a property.

The questions are fair and your answers are cynical and judgemental ( As are a lot of the answers you give on these forums.)