How did you not serve it correctly?

@Stevo Sun is correct.

Right now, we are stuck on setting up our LLC/Structure in order to work towards this strategy and want to be sure we do so the correct way before getting started.

In any event, if this was a foreclosure auction, the lien from the bank should be gone after the auction UNLESS the auction wasn't run correctly and the lender was not notified or some other flaw in their process.

I used to use some Schlage Connect locks that uses z-wave technology and requires Smartthing hub, but quickly found that one more device means one more hassle.

We're trying to raise a portion of the funds for a small resort (6 cabins) from private individuals and I'm running into some difficulties: The whole real estate syndication accredited vs/non-accredited investor thing (if I'm understanding it correctly) seems to be a huge hindrance to actually raising money from average (non-wealthy) people that would normally be the kinds of people I'd come into contact with.

And if so, the 1031 would have to be for a "third" (or more) property equal to or more of the value of the selling price, correct?

Then it makes sense to spend money on the inspections, surveys, contractor bids, etc.Financials - Review of the financials can be tricky, particularly when the current owner has not kept the books correctly.

So the restriction only allows it to be rented out for half the year correct?  

Physical property inspection, on the other hand, includes checking out the property's state, walking through each unit, and figuring out what repairs or renovations need to be done.It's smart to get professional help to make sure that the assessments you make during due research are correct.