Re: Deadbeat in North Carolina - Landlord Forum thread 353855

Re: Deadbeat in North Carolina by Anonymous on August 16, 2017 @05:46

Well, your biggest hurtle will be that in North Carolina, the joint ownership of a home may prevent you from excercizing your judgement. There are other excemptions that the debtor can use to prevent collection. Did you propertly file your judgement in North Carolina and send the required notices of excemptions to your extenant? The changes of collecting is very poor as there are many excemptions available to prevent collection.

If I remember right, the house was sold in Georgia and the extenant has now moved to North Carolina. So it appears you failed to have your judgement verified in Georgia.

Without spending money for an attorney, your chance of collecting looks slim. Even then, it may just cost you more in the long run trying to collect.

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Re: Deadbeat in North Carolina by Jenna (NJ) on August 16, 2017 @13:26	[ Reply ]

I think you maybe right. She got married once again so she is fine financially cause she sucks the money out of the X's. She was served by the sgeriff in N.C. and that was the first response I got from her in 3 years. But now she is pulling out her vindictive cards as usual. She has a horse and 8 acres of property etc. None of which she paid for.