Hi,  I have started going to the foreclosure auctions, and I wanted to know, can you get the judgment of foreclosure online, or only at the court from the clerks office?

Judge enters a default judgement and they give him 10 days to vacate or the Sheriff will get involved. 

You’ll get the  judgement and while you may  never see a penny, trying to find a place with a judgement or getting credit just got a lot harder and more expensive for them. 

No judgements please.

the issue at hand is a question of whether the property is considered abandoned or a hold over. this issue would vary slightly state to state, and would most likely fall on the judgement of the judge who presides over the case. however, if nothing has been removed from the apartment, I doubt any judge would call it abandoned, perhaps if all utilities are turned off you may have an argument. if everything is missing except garbage and maybe a couch, then you are probably looking at abandonment, but from the way the story reads, I doubt any judge would be happy with what the landlord did.

@Travis White, my napkin calculations suggest that if expenses come close to 50% of current rent, that a cash outlay of $300k would get you between 6% and 7% net return.The gentrification of the area is something we can't/shouldn't really address, because you have to use your own best judgement.

In the parts it highlighted eviction in Richmond, it stated that these judgements are made in majority African-American communities, where poverty has been generational and where little aid is available.

Nobody can guarantee you will win in court but it's normally pretty easy as long as you can verify your story with documentation.If you take the tenant to court and evict, you will also be awarded a judgement for whatever the tenant owes.

looking for advice, posted something similar in reddit personal finance and got no help and a ton of judgement Me and my brothers have about 95k to split from our father, his kind of get started in life money.

These are all very related but can be used to help gain an understanding of how time and market risk affect your judgement on an investment.