Then, after winning the eviction hearing in court, he'll have to follow the legal setout procedure.

Lender - advise you to select a lender with verified 203k experience; the lender is the quarterback in the process, controlling the rules, paperwork, processes, procedures, and if the lender does not have sufficient experience with the 203k, your entire process can look like the Cleveland Browns on a Sunday afternoon. 203k Consultant - The 203k Consultant determines the scope of work and pricing for the project and inspects the completed work; the lender is responsible for selecting the 203k Consultant (refer to Lender paragraph above). 

Keep in mind that is with bank level verification procedures.

Not being familiar with the bill, can you sue and just get a monetary judgment -- treating the past due rent as a straight debt -- and then try to collect on the judgment through ordinary debt collection procedures?

What is the procedure to do an eviction, the costs, and the time it takes in NC?

If you domesticate a judgment down, here it's my recollection (you'd need to double check me) that you'd have to use Texas collection procedures.

Other investors may have mixed feelings about that, however I think those two two paths are going to follow different procedures.

It refers to procedural complications arising from just about anything we try to do, it seems.Merriam-Webster (dictionary) says it this way: "Full Definition of red tape. : official routine or procedure marked by excessive complexity which results in delay or inaction."

The bank will have to start over their procedures as far as appraisal and pricing My guess is there is more to this than the judgement as it should not survive a foreclosure.  

When loan was made and property offered as collateral, it is possible that title or escrow, then lender, missed something;Blown sale or defect in foreclosure, occasionally procedural but usually concerns noticing;Or, Secured creditor or entitled claimant challenging bank's foreclosure.There may be other reasons.