Not sure what the law is in Floridah regarding service of tenants, but even if they were required to serve you personally, and they didn't, it does not void the sale, it only gives you a possibility that your lease may survive the sale.

I've had family there, so I've had to go there, I survived, LOL.OK City is a fun town/city, lots to do.

Now my wife and I just need to survive through the "look back" period and we're all set.

(I realize I did this to myself but I have to think of my long term survival here.

The US LL list is comprised of properties that do involve the death of the owner(s); although, many of the names on the list are surviving spouses.

Had it not been for some certain principles I learned from him, I wouldn't have been able to make some of the investments I have, survived the sanity-trial of becoming an entrepreneur, and have a tight grasp on how to make things work.It's true, it's not a how-to book.

I got licensed, survived by rolling pennies(literally for diapers), invested, borrowed at loan shark rates, paid everyone off, made profit, created a business and retired 25 years later.

The property is located in an area protected by a levee; unfortunately, FEMA has stated that they don't believe the levee would protect against a 100-year flood, and thus is still considered high-risk.Given the house was built in 1875 and apparently survived the area's worst flood in 1937, as well as others, and given that the levee apparently protects against all but the worst floods, I'm thinking of simply skipping flood insurance.

The earth has survived more self-initiated catastrophes than mankind could ever create and there are amazing mechanisms in place to create a balance.

After 20-30 people have jumped and survived, you feel a llittle more confident.Then, when prices are down, they are afraid to take the risk because nobody else is buying.