lets say in 2006 somebody bought a house for 200K (Chicago, IL). it appraised back than and the note was signed, mortgage was recorded. Then the note was assigned several times. Now the house is worth around 20k in as...

What is the difference between estimated credit bid and judgement amount?  I thought judgment amount was amount owed on house including any fees/taxes, etc.  Are banks really going to take a large loss on a property j...

hey BPNeed some help or advice from someone that has gone through this. Just went to court for an eviction for non payment I learned the paperwork process myself and am representing myself this time. Previously had an...

I'm looking into purchasing a property that the owners say has a lien. I received a property report that does show a open judgement against the owner but no lien on the property. Does this mean the property can be sol...

A commercial tenant broke the lease in southern NJ.  The firm that leased the unit is an active midsize firm, able to pay, owner signed personal guarantee.  I am looking for a recommendation on how to collect lost ren...

Florida counties hold their auctions online.

What is the minimum bid for these properties? Is it the final judgment amount?

Yes I am new to the online auction and would like too know what PLANTIFF MAX BID, FINAL JU...

I have several second liens that were wiped out when the first foreclosed.  I would like to find an attorney or a collection firm that can assist me with getting a judgement against the borrower(s). I realize that thi...

I’m looking at the house that has been foreclosed by the city due to delinquent unpaid taxes. The owner inherited the house from his parents and stopped paying taxes three years ago. Tax auction is coming up and I’m i...

So tenants have been evicted. I have the judgement for the last FTPR which proves unpaid rent of 2 months. The question is, can i start the process of garnishment using that judgement and on a side i file for a large ...

Right now you cant evict a tenant . BUT why cant you sue them for the monies owed in civil court ?  This way you get a judgement and it accrues interest . Then you have the means to garnish wages , go after assets , a...