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James Bynum
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Accepting people with a judgement.

James Bynum
  • Phoenix, AZ
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So I've had a couple tenant prospects ask me if we accept judgement tenants. I really don't know what this means. Does it mean she was going to be evicted or something? And would you accept a tenant with a judgment on their record?

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  • Henderson, NC
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  • Henderson, NC
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It means they lost a lawsuit and were demanded by a judge to pay a debt. If the judgement remains on their credit it is unpaid. Do not ever accept these types as tenants. EVER!

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