It sounds like you're definitely on the right track.

They track down the person the judgement has been rendered against and garnish a "reasonable" amount of their income until the judgement is paid in full.This was in VT.

With a track record of successful flips, you should be able to find private lenders in LA looking for a decent return.

The problem with these sliding doors is that the track has rounded edges, so there's no smooth way to line up against it.

That may be enough to get the tenant to be back on track.

I tracked things for 6 to 8 months and found something very odd.

You best option is to track them down and call them.

When researching it I discovered that it has a foreclosure notice placed on it last June, but the bank has not acted on the notice.I tracked down the owner who had claimed bankruptcy, has no other additional debts, liens against the property, and is moving back to Mexico within 2 months.

(Will I need a bookkeeper if all transactions are tracked in/out of this bank account?)

Could someone recommend a good software or central database where the Project Managers and other members on the Team are able to go on to track expenses, communicate and just making sure everything is on time and on point?