Re: filing a judgement

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Good luck on all points. Best bet, forgetit and move on. If
you have their security deposit, that should help defray some
costs to you. Trying to collect a judgement from dead beats is
like trying to raise the dead. Get your self a primer course,
and hire a real estate attorney to handle this for you in the
future. Good luck!

On 12/23/05, Amanda wrote:
> I was wondering what the time limit is for filing a
> judgement against someone. I was renting out my house to
> a couple and they did not pay rent for a while and when I
> went to have them served eviction papers they had already
> left the residents. I am now trying to have them served
> for the money that is owed to me. Also do I need to know
> where they are living as of now?