Typically, in a formal probate, the PR (executor or administrator) may sell estate assets such as real property during the course of administration.There may be procedures which restrict sales such as noticing or even the requirement of court confirmation.

In most counties, once you start the formal eviction process with the courts, a landlord is not allowed to accept any money from that tenant, otherwise, it cancels the eviction, and forces the landlord to start over.Do you really want to give that much power to a tenant - especially one who is not paying their rent?

Does anyone know of any rent court agents?

House was for sale on court house auction. bidding went to $59.900 . bank bid for 62K. and was offered to bidder.  

There is no almost-married, split property in half fairly court:)

It may depend on court case precedents in your state. 

Moreover, the court that enters the order for tax deed will also enter the order for possession so there is no need to go to eviction court (called forcible entry & detainer court in IL).

For ex. suppose you were to loan someone money say 10k and either took out a mortgage on their home or used something else of substantial value well in excess of the loan as collateral, how would the excess be handled in court or otherwise?

What is the difference between the court appraised value vs. finding out comparable sales, ARV, zillow, redfin, Cash sales around the area?

If they don't, do they have any basis for obtaining it via courts or other means?