Will I be able to sell the house if I have judgments against me?

No. Not unless the judgments are satisfied. They can be satisfied out of any equity in the home. Or you can try to resolve the judgments before you sell. Once resolved, the judgment creditor will mark the judgment as satisfied. Judgments, once entered, attach to all real property that you own. Where were the judgments entered? I do not understand the connection between having judgments, not being able to sell property and foreclosure. Was there no equity in the property and were you selling it for what it was worth (breaking even) or doing a short sale? In that case the judgment creditors would not release the liens. The judgments are liens on your other property though. You mention your other property is paid for. What is it worth? How much debt do you have? Is it worthwhile for you to file bankruptcy? Or, with enough time, would you be able to resolve these judgments by way of settlement? These are things you need to think about.