Put it into perspective, if you have a 30 year mortgage by the time you are 54 you'll have a completely paid off property (as long as you dont refinance).

1) Get the judgment agreed to for an extended move out date  2) if they have money, garnish as long as attorneys fees won’t consume 3) if you own multiple properties might be worth hooking up with a collections agency (I’ve got a client with 100 doors — will be advising in this case)

I am planning on buying as rental and holding the property for as long as feasible.

As long as what you are doing is not too noisy just do it with them there.  

@Derek Sperzel, If you and your wife file a joint tax return then you and she and those single member LLCs are the same taxpayer (as long as the LLCs do not file their own tax return). 

Consolidation - sell several properties and cluster them into one larger purchase (very common with folks moving from SF into MF or commercial)As long as you purchase at least as much as the aggregate of your sales. 

No big deal as long as there's no damage to the roof I think, as this is a very minor cosmetic issue.

Eceryone needs a place to live so as long as the numbers work for you, go for it!

From my understanding, the homestead exemption is valid as long as the homeowner lives on the property and uses it as the primary residence.

You could buy the ugliest, most outdated house on the block and FHA would not care, so long as there is no chipped paint, missing handrails on stairs, holes in the roof/walls, etc.