I'm curious about whether anyone has had any experience with simply selling the debt after getting a judgement.

I know that I will need a title report on the property to show what judgements, liens or encumbarances are on it, but how do I get that kind of information without coming out of my pocket?

It sounds like you will likely have to go to a court to get a judgement on him prior to being able to send it to a collection agency.

Here are my questions: Has anyone out there been sued that has their property in their personal name and didn’t have their insurance cover the attorney fees and/or any judgement?

I have read that I need to have a "Pay or Quit" served and then a Dispossessory writ served and then the court makes a judgement and then 7 days later I can evict, but I think I may just pay an experienced lawyer to do it the first time so I don't do something illegal on accident.

(No judgement, I've climbed out of it from student loans)4.

Make a judgement call about what you feel is the most similar on all levels.

Eventually the court may find against the LLC owning the house, and to satisfy the judgement, the house is seized and sold.

I don't know what your laws are up there (disclosure: I am not an attorney or title expert) but, I do sit on a Board as the treasurer and can tell you first hand, you do not want someone like me seeing this kind of deliberate action in my state, and here is why; Illinois, allows associations to file judgements and put liens on your condo if you are delinquent on association dues.

I'll typically file for a judgement and even though I never really have any intentions on following thru.