There are other Counties that don't have a State reqt to publish Notices of Default.Please take a moment to give us your feedback on the above and let us know if the benefits from having such a service available merits more time and attention on our part.  

FCI had a portfolio funding product earlier this year but apparently no longer publish it.

@Tom Chen#1 - I have found the published table is worthless, at least in my area. 

At the end of 10 years, it's due and payable.

But, it's even worse than that -- they don't publish the standards by which they approve and deny payment for treatments, and they have "boards" who can overrule the standards (generally in favor of the company) at their own whim.

In AZ, Notice of Trustee sales have to be published in local newspapers.The site http://www.publicnoticeads.com/AZ/ is a handy way to find all public notices from the papers in one place.

I'm surprised no one has published some sort of health book on this.

Here is what Chris Stevens said when I suggested that the company escrow my $6500, and that they comply with Texas State law (a $25k bond made payable to Texas to do this type of business): RE: Attention Christopher Stevens ...

The last time I published this, no one questioned it and I received good feedback only.Matt, Your response shows me that you caught the message in the post.

All this is detailed in the Meet the Investor section here on BP and chronicled in a self published book I wrote, that many on BP have.