At worst their investment will lose the property securing the loan, at best they will be tied up in expensive litigation for years.

Proof of any service under this section may be made by the affidavit of the person making the same in like manner and with like effect as the proof of service of summons in civil actions.

You are already stretching your budget and making yourself vulnerable to civil liabilities.

Subject property is in Oakland and need representation from an attorney specializing in contracts and litigation.

If you're talking about a land survey, call a Civil Engineer. 

I'm 19 and a sophomore in college for civil engineering .

If your talking to Lawyers I would also mention a Civil Rico and wrap up every single person involved and all the markets he is in.. including the new ones..

@Michael WarinnerI would say go back and get your degree in something related to real estate or finance.I'm a sophomore for Civil Engineering and have my RE license.

Yes, due on sale is a civil or contract issue and not a point of law.If the lender wants the loan paid back they will ask.

Honest question here that I don't mean to sound negative or rhetorical, I'm genuinely curious.When posting details about pending litigation on a public website is the assumption that the borrowers and their counsel are not going to find this?