Have what I believe is a procedural question: chasing assets on a debtor in Las Vegas; he lied at Debtor's Examination because Writ of Garnishment came back from his bank "No Account"; started going after his house.

Keep collecting rent until a natural turnover occurs.

That's not even dishonest, it's just human nature.

Is this standard operating procedure?

I might be looking to partner on a deal of this nature, however, a decent MSA is critical for me.

It is the nature of how it works. 

She seems to have a knack for tracking down information in nooks and crannies on the web.That said, at least here there's a condemnation process and one of the early steps in a property is declared a public nuisance.I would assume (but am not 100% sure) that by the nature of the title, and it having to go through the court system, as I understand it, that in most places this information would be searchable.I also commend you for that being part of your mindset and prospecting strategy. 

This procedure will help clean up any 'blurry' property lines you have in the future and will make it much easier for you to sell in the future. 

That's just the nature of the appraisal business, so factor that in.

I’ve done the fha loan and house hacking naturally.