Missouri is a deficiency judgement state, but many are not.

It doesn't sound to me as though you have any DAMAGES, and you if you're planning on suing the INDIVIDUAL it is likely a WASTE OF TIME and MONEY.Over 95% of all judgements against individuals in the US are WORTHLESS.

If you are the beneficiary of the LLC and you do something bad off the property, a judgement will still get you.

I just had an applicant with a good job, good employment reference, good income, and....an eviction/judgement against her.

You could take them to court but if they can't pay you'll have to take a judgement.

I believe it's called a deficiency judgement.

So therefore I'd be providing proof and I would get a service in return...Posting a deal in this forum would give me nothing in return and only open the gates for people to then dispute my personal business transactions...Not happening) So again, think what you want to think...You are right to leave the judgement calls to the smart people.

If the executor of the estate finds out s/he will justifiably demand a refund.If you cannot comply you may experience some unpleasant litigation, as well as potential criminal charges.Are you really willing to gamble a judgement and lien against your 30-unit apartment building?

Unless you are talking about states that do judiciary foreclosures where the lender can seek a judgement against the homeowner for the negative balance, the seller is in no way affected by me negotiating a lower price in a short sale situation.

Our code violation website even tells court dates, judgements, and which props are vacant.My question is whats the best bang for the buck to start.