So we go for a default judgement  JUDGE denies it..

Not uncommon to read this feedback for VA loans and the "default" places that veterans go.

@Jim BlackburnHere’s the plan I follow and it’s yet to be determined if it really is the golden ticket but I think it’s atleast up there with other plans I hear folks do Hustle at your job to earn extra money Use the extra money to buy off market apartment units from burnt out landlords Take the cash flow from them and purchase cheap single family homes at auctions / tax sales Keep the apartments but Sell the houses on lease options or owner finance at 9.9% to tenant buyers and reload them when they default

Ensure your contact information is up to date so that the office can contact you if they default on their terms.

For example, we like other lenders behind our loans because it provides others with something to lose, and potentially pay us off, if a loan defaults.

Often if you go to small claims court, you can get a default judgement, because they usually do not show up.

Commercial property default is higher than residential; sign everyone you can get your hands on to a Commercial Lease.

From what I've read, this is the default in California, but hard to enforce unless I sue or try to collect. 

But now she defaulted on the payments.

Maybe he didn't show up at court, in which case the landlord got a default judgment?