you dont get sued for your house you get sued and if you lose a money judgement then the winning side tried to collect and they can record their judgement in the county you own property and if the judgement is in the name of the entitiy vested to that property they can through a LOT of legal work push to get it sold. reality is pretty rare for average investor.. proper insurance will cover you in 97% chance of any money judgements.. unless your a bad boy or girl and do things intentionally etc ..

In Pittsburgh/PA, if the landlord accepts a partial payment of the back rent that is due during an eviction, does that invalidate the eviction judgement?

You could be buying a abandoned meth lab.There can be code issues listed w/the city or county and obligation on the title like a lawsuit judgement,unpaid sewer, etc.

This not only involves what you are owed, but whether you can obtain a default judgement against a borrower and a host of other legal questions. 

Just to be clear I did not say all liens and judgements would be paid in full because that is not something we can guarantee.Per the email I sent you on 06/25 I reminded you of our terms and conditions that buyer is to complete their own due diligence which includes a title search as we do not guarantee free & clear title.

I sent 450 handwritten envelopes with a typed letter inside (handwritten font)  to people with tax suits or tax judgements in Houston TX where I live.

From a time standpoint buying the mass list and hoping for the best is probably your best bet but in terms of value, I think driving for dollars is the way to go.I think the scalable part is tricky, but as you get more successful you can hire someone to drive for you (if you can trust their judgement) and their are new systems to help automate driving for dollars which should free up some time.

been asking myself the same question though at some point you have to make that judgement call. 

Or, you can go for a short sale with perhaps a deficiency judgement against you.

Is there legal avenue to force him out before the eviction judgement using the mitigation as a reason?