Texas affords both options.Foreclosures that are non judicial require posting, not service so regardless of how difficult it may be to serve a prisoner in Texas, service may not be necessary in a non judicial foreclosure, thus eliminating an "expensive process server" and no matter how expensive a document server is, it's pennies as it relates to the big picture.a "default service representative" won't work the file because they don't understand how to work a "subordinating default" (Whatever that is) is not a valid statement for any servicer/lender except maybe a single asset owner, mom and pop landlord trying to do their own foreclosure (God help that person).

God Bless to you and your family!

With contract in hand negotiate with the bank to get your price accepted, close escrow and live happily ever after.Of course, I left out all the details and as we know, God is in the details.

God forbid there is a fire.

Originally posted by @Ben Leybovich:@J Landic - then use the smaller number :) Good god, where do you guys buy your properties? 

God Bless!

It like getting the keys to the kingdom.

Any advise in this regard would be greatly appreciated as well.Thank you and God bless you all!

@Chris Martin Thank God they didn't clean me out.

But somehow, half the people who get into flipping houses or buying defunct rentals, or, God help them, running a string of BRRRRs are sure that they won't ever need to get their hands dirty, that useful, low-class fools can always be found to handle that work and make them rich.Whether or not you keep doing the work or hire it out and supervise effectively  after you learn it well is a whole other matter.