Facts are MSP is a top national market, great buys are not gonna be raining down or easy to find, it requires work.

We never end up with a deed, what we have is a judgement confirming the tax sale.

Here's an update on the eviction for future reference:2/28 Attorney gave the 30 day notice 4/19 Court date #1 - adjourned by their attorney4/26  Court date #2 - they never showed up in court, neither did their attorney so we got a judgement for the month of March and eviction warrant [according to judge warrant will be delivered to my attorney in 1-2 weeks] 4/27 Their attorney called my attorney to say they had the days 'mixed up' and thought it was on Thursday, they asked for an agreement to pay me whatever they owed and to allow them to stay until June 30th - attorneys agreed but money needed to be delivered within 3 days of signing.  5/10 signed the agreement and gave to my attorney but never gave the money5/11 Tenants called begging me to give them until the 18th to pay me the rent so they dont get evicted [I never told them that the sheriff didnt even have the papers yet] I told them they would be taking a chance if the sheriff shows up at their door5/15 FINALLY received warrant of eviction from judge... now need to give to sheriff and pay them $434 but I will wait until Thursday to see if they will really pay5/17 I called tenants to make arrangements to pick up money.  

Not good for house if sump pump isn't running with all this rain.  

Go home eat cold supper, call handyman and ask when he will be able to put shingles patch on rental since rain is predicted by weekend. 

Also - I was reading the judgement of foreclosure, this might be a stupid question, but why does the bank also list for example "nyc traffic violations" as a defendant to the case, in addition to the name of the person being foreclosed?

Also, if there is that much it is not normal turnover but damages and you should be asking the PM about pursuing a judgement. 

Biggest bummer for me is they just canceled the spartan race next weekend, due to past and expected rain, which we probably won't get more than 5 inches of.

I filed a Special Civils Part against her in the NJ court and the default judgement date is November 19th.

@Alicia Marks most appraisersAre going to stick to mls to have third party data that supports report and allows them accurately o rain information about thing such as seller concessions etc. the best and typically only way to dispute a value is provide superior mls comps and/or document issues with comps.