People judgements clogs their ears lol.

I used tenantbackgroundsearch.comOther than her 9K civil judgement against her from a car accident, their credit was as white as a ghost.

I also like getting judgements on people.

It was based on HOA judgements.  

It shows poor judgement.  

Dirt poor folks are judgement proof.

I have a possible sub-2 deal that I might pull the trigger on but it has a couple of issues with back taxes and a judgement. does anyone know of a good real estate attorney in Colonial Heights VA that I could sit down an discuss these roadblocks and maybe handle the closing if it works out...

Milwaukee locals,We are the note holder and we are foreclosing and near judgement on this one:5430 N. 55th St., Milwaukee 53218When we look at the comps they are all over the place and there is no relationship between the older BPO and newer AVM we have.  

I used my best judgement, heeded some advice from friends but the biggest hurdle was getting past the fear of "what if".  

So I have this new situation that I have not run into before and was hoping some of the experts on this site can guide me.I had prospective tenant complete an application and she is from rural PA (north of Pittsburg) and when I ran her background check she came up clean with the exception if showing a lot of prior addresses - 11 different addresses since 1994.These are all very rural locations and all PO box locations where mail delivery to the house is not available.Should I be concerned about this many addresses (11) over a 15 year period of time.She had no evictions or criminal judgements and I really could not find anything that could be considered a major red flag other than the number or different addresses and the fact that they were mostly (6 out of the 11) PO boxes.Should I be concerned or not worry about it and rent the house to her and her two kids?