Hi we have a few Judgements from evictions in Los Angeles that are a few years old (here judgement last 10 years and can be renewed again for another 10 years).  Here the rents are high and evictions can take months s...

I couldn't find one on the web or in the files on BP. Does anyone have an off-the-shelf list of ramifications for an ex-tenant who doesn't pay the judgment? I want to include something like that with the letter I'm...

My tenant received a judgement but has not paid the ordered amount. She is not working a steady job at this time and probably change jobs repeatedly in the future. The security deposit only covers half the judgement a...

We have handful rental properties and manage them by ourselves. We have filed eviction to local county court numerous times and tenants moved out. However, we have  never been able to collect unpaid rents (typical amo...

Hello fellow posters. I have an unplanned capital gain over several decades due to a property interest I inherited. I also have the opportunity to be assigned a debt owed to a professional services company. It is like...

Hi,We have tenant who did not pay their on last month and walk away. Now, when were asking them last month rent they are saying adjust from deposit. The problem they left the house in mess so is what above normal wear...

I sold a house on land contract. I wanted to know if it is possible that a lien from a government education loan in default could be attached to this property, and does this jeopardize my equity? I should be in firs...

hello fellow BP'ers,I am 20 years old and actually didn't go to college due to the unrealistic prices and uncertain ROI on my degree. Have any of you thought about buying up delinquent student debts. As more and more ...

Hi guys, I just got my hands on my first property, and am aggressively looking for more. Business law is definitely not my expertise, but I have been made aware I should start an LLC for my real estate. Do you guys do...

I've made an indicative bid on a second mortgage that is nonperforming. The first appears to be performing.  The combined loan to value is probably about 80% so there is equity here.  I've reviewed the borrower's cred...