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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
Some foreclosure questions
1.What typically happens when the process server fails to serve a summons after so many tries?
2. What is a sub serve summons? Does it count as served?
3. How often do you “put eyes” on your assets in FC esp. when its abandoned?
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@Wesley I.
1. If they are not served I look to do alternative service which typically includes posting it in local newspapers
2. Not sure
3. If it’s vacant (assuming you were the lender) confirm in the mortgage but you should have a right to protect your asset. On my vacant properties I am foreclosing on I have a preservation company secure it and inspect it.
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