The neighborhood comprises of properties very similar to this one, but every other neighborhood surrounding has much larger yards.Although I know one must understand the area as well as see the yard to make a judgement, I was hoping to get some input on your take.My question is this:1) Do you think as a rental property, I should be concerned with having too small of a yard?

I have been extremely pleased with their efforts so far but will reserve judgement until this deal is complete.

This is not a judgement of if this is a good or bad thing.   

Plus some do not even get back to you, hence I figured i'd bypass them, or at least attempt to do so... unless of course I find a good broker to work with who means business... and understands spectrum of the investor vs simply focusing on commission side of things so much that it clouds the judgement of the broker.That's the challenge i am facing here.. of course.. it may also sound like an excuse not to invest into commercial real estate... however.. the reality of it all is.. 

Judgements are usually paid at closing. 

is it a high dollar judgement? 

., not confident of prior landlord’s judgement or prior experiences doing so?  

You can also sue him in Civil Court, but that cost money and even if you prevail and obtain a judgement, then what?

If you are lucky they are collectible and after you win the court judgement. 

An outstanding Judgement lien since 4 years, i assume its not paid off, if so how can i find out.