I hope that you do everything in your power to warn other people about him (Yelp, Google reviews, etc.)... in short, I hope that he never gets the opportunity to rob someone again.I also hope that your story serves as a beautiful warning to the next investor, dealing with the next Robert Gonzalez.

@Robert Taylor Keep in mind that when the 30 letter was served, there was no indication this was to be considered a companion animal.

For serving legal notices, you need to find out what is common and required for your locale.

I am having the title company double check on proper serving but I am assuming I am ok in giving this away to VA, goodwill, etc.

Rob/Sherry,We discussed an LLC but it seemed like it was an unnecessary partnership that could be better served in a JV agreement and a note.

Do you have a full-time real estate agent serving your needs?

The guy said that he served him a notice of default.He also said he owes a 1rst mortgage with Chase of 102k and a 2nd mortgage with Beneficial that he owes 5k on.The homeowner is still in the house and Chase has not forclosed on it.The 3rd leinholder is trying to get the homeowner to sell and needs someone to help him.The house is worth in the neighborhood of 190k.

I'm glad that BP has been a positive force in your investing life and hope that we can continue to serve you and your needs.

Joe's Crab Shack is another place nearby where your food is served in a bucket.

In that event the tenant can not be served in eviction.