Or is the term "eviction" reserved solely for a judgement provided by the court?

Assume all these numbers are 100% accurate. This property is going to be auctioned. I can't see how someone will be willing to pay at the very least $157,000 which is what it's estimated at. My questions is what will ...

I've started an eviction on a tenant and was seeking a money judgement.

I was looking to purchase a property, but based on my county's Tax Delinquent Data, the house has been set to a judgement date that recently passed.

Each state has different rules on how you can go about collecting the judgement so you would have to look up state specific laws or speak with an attorney. 

Ex husband wife had some quit claim deed transfer that never went through and now the ex husband has judgements against him.

if it goes TU it can take years to foreclose.. if you feel you need to help him just give him an unsecured prom note.. no defense to that if he does not pay and you get personal judgement quickly.. just check to make sure your not violating usury laws in your state..   

His neighbor with also 10 acres of ONLY land sold for 60K a few months ago...However, the seller has a judgement (close to 200K) that's gonna go in effect on the 18th.

We did file the judgement but I guess if they get out then we remove it?

And a judgement against if it goes to court....sigh.