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3 Comments on DIY Landlords * Once you FIND, SERVE and get your JUDGEMENT * you Need to COLLECT!
You're exactly right, Wallace. What's the use of getting a judgment if you're not going to do your darndest to collect on it?
I remember years ago we had a judgment against a tenant that was hard to collect because let's just say she was "experienced" at being slippery (changed bank accounts, was self-employed but mostly living off alimony and child support, I think). I kept on her though, checking public records to see if she bought a property...and within a year, I noticed that she was a homeowner so I liened her property and when the time came that she wanted to refinance...she had to pay the lien! Woo-hoo! :)
I have done the same....the judgement debtor/homeowners declared bankruptcy and I had recorded the judgement so it was a SECURED obligation that was paid when they sold their home....HeHeHe
Hi Wallace - excellent recommendations on how to collect judgments.
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