I know that it appears to vary state by state, but even reviewing individual state policies, it continues to be cloudy.

On our side of the street it goes from 21 to 27, so it appears to be free to use...

@Oren SharonyAfter doing some quick digging I am assuming you are talking aboutLot 43 Ancient Oaks Unit 1It appears as if there is a judgment still outstanding that has still not made it to the sale for over $500,000.00 case number 2009-CA-11092.

@Seth KitchkaI browsed over the article Seth, but yes that appears to be what you want to look at.  

The D-T appears to be a Golden Slacks 'standard' multi-state document.

So I'd say both houses tie on those metrics.Both neighborhoods are nice, so that would appear to be another tie, but it looks like you may have a slight preference towards the neighborhood the second house is in- so let's say the second house gets a point for that.But here's the main distinction, and why I'd probably go for the second house, if all else is equal(and let's be honest with ourselves, when is all else ever equal?) 

The manager of my apartment building will only go through the process if the deadbeat appears to be collectible.

It was the only screening I have done with my cell phone and didn't realize I could scroll down as they had a bunch of court appearances but none to crazy serious.

Han,There appears to be a very good spread between the mortgage & ARV.

Does anyone know how I stop that from appearing to the general public?