You try and rent your unit , same criteria as the previous tenants ( or better) If you cant rent it for 6 months , send them a bill , when they dont pay , go to court , when you win , and get a judgement lien their new house .

If they keep paying in time to stop the eviction for FTPR, after the 4th judgement for FTPR in the City, you can still evict them even if they pay.

Does any one know if we can impress on the judge on the initial hearing date itself to give the judgement to evict the tenant.

That clouds their judgement and they miss the deal.Some of the best in the business are offering advice in markets they are not actively wholesaling in or doing any business in.Always take a good look at who is offering the advice and are they an expert in that field.

The civil judgement from 2011, is only listed on the two low scoring accounts.

im sure the condition and liens or judgements might of reflected the 11k price but....i bought a home and i plan to borrow against it in a 6-12 months.

ARV is about $140,000 with $25,000 in repairs needed.He has a $12,000 credit card judgement against the home, but he is going through bankruptcy and my lawyer said that will disapear off the house once his bankruptcy is completed.

If the property has multiple mortgages, HOA liens, personal judgements, etc. the deal just won't happen. 2 mortgages, depending on who holds them, is usually okay.

For instance, I know from a public records search she settled a property tax judgement back in 2009, and she hasn't paid a dime in property taxes since then.

@John Morgan you need to take her to small claims and get a Judgement.