Our governor just lifted the memorandum on evictions so the courts will be backlogged for a longggg time so dealing with a possible eviction for the first deal isn't exactly exciting but hopefully doesnt got there.

Hi All,My property management company currently manages a small apartment complex in the Newport, OR area.

Will the court houses do that? 

In certain states title companies can provide an affidavit for the court asking the judge to "Set aside" or Vacate the judgement based on new owners.The court or collector could then re-file the judgement against the correct person as a "floating judgement" or lien against their property/assets.  

Evictions (if they are even possible in this situation) are a lost cause with courts backed up for months.

Purchase price: $1,500,000 Cash invested: $400,000 44 unit apartment complex built in late 70's and early 80's with (24) 1 bedroom and (20) 2 bedroom units purchased as a value add opportunity.

Just curious, is this a large complex?

She's been losing money on a small apartment complex for 10 years and can't find a buyer at any price because it cannot have a positive cash flow in her region.

I spend time and money getting the petition and go to court.

This blatantly unconstitutional abuse of power has now been extended AGAIN, which is more than a YEAR after its original inception, despite the Supreme Court's opinion of this action being unlawful.This continued abuse of power is a threat to both our democracy and small business everywhere.Indiana Property Rights Alliance has retained attorneys from Thrasher Buschmann & Voelkel to begin the process of filing suit to immediately halt the unconstitutional eviction moratorium and to potentially recover damages for housing providers.