Or alternatively go down to the local housing court, walk up to the counter and ask a clerk who a good real estate attorney is.

You will want an attorney and try and get it through federal court as district court will take 3+years (if you are near the city expect 5 years then several years to evict)Through federal court you may be able to get it done in 2-3 years.I strongly recommend you offer a nice cash for keys package.

It is a license violation for an agent not to pay off a court judgement.

I was confused and then he disclosed he had to go to court 12 years ago and was found not guilty, however had to register as a sex offender.

Additionally, some tenants have refused to leave the property when their voucher expires, leading to housing court issues.

Documentary tax stamp deed to the Clerk of Court [ I verified this as correct for our area]J.

I finally ended up having to threaten to take them to court in order to get my last disbursement.   

Hopefully their deposit is higher than the damage, but if not, you can document everything and try small claims court, but honestly it is not worth your time as you are unlikely to see the money if you win. 

Then I weigh that against potentially living in housing court evicting people, fixing up destroyed units, and the far more intense hands on management required.

Can someone tell me if this is correct: if the owner redeems they have to pay the full bid price, fees and court costs, 10% interest, and any “necessary” repairs (what constitutes that)?