Hello everyone,I have a question...Can the homeowner still sell his home if he had been served the Notice of sale document?

Please seek out an attorney.In Arizona, if you have served the redeeming party notice of the foreclosure (not a 30 day notice of intent but actual service of a complaint filed with the court done by a process server) then the redeeming party is liable for attorney's fees and court costs.If someone redeems the tax lien and they are then liable for those fees and costs you basically need to change the action you are taking to sue them for those fees and costs.

. :) I am 31 years old and am medically retired from the Army where I spent 6 years as an Intelligence Analyst and served in Korea, Louisiana, Iraq, Florida and Arizona.

I know of many companies out there, that have significant operations built to serve passive investors and they will slow down buyers.

He was sued and would have to have been served.

I took advantage of $12 for the year special a few months ago to create two websites...one for my company and one that serves as a squeeze page to capture lead info.

If you only want a 4.8% return on $5 mil, you would probably be better served by investing in dividend stocks and bonds at that point.If you wanted the $20k/month more than the $5mil, that could be had for a lot less than $5 mil. ($2.5 mil at 9.6% return, $3.0 mil at 8% etc) of real estate.

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These loans are generally to non-profits, they may private or partner with public housing authorities and the purpose to serve low and very low income persons.

I need to gather addresses of property owners and renters in a 300ft. radius around my property to send a public notice regarding a development permit I'm filing with the City. This is the hard part of the public ...