Originally posted by @James Lloyd:Since you are a LLC, you would have to be represented by an attorney in any court proceedings, per court rules. 

All dropped or dismissed after an expensive defense attorney got involved. 

He immediately took a defensive posture and thought his employees would try to "game" the system by having all their friends post reviews, to which my response was "and why is it bad to increase your five star reviews?".

@James H Webb III which market is this?

@Aaron Hunt @Alexander Felice @Effram Barrett @Patrick Tromley @Stephen Quesinberry @Yonah Weiss @Steve Weber @Diogo Alves @Sam Grooms @Eddie Ochoa @James Powell @Spencer Gray @Andrew Hogan @Todd Dexheimer @Tarah Fernandes @Vernon Trice III @Hunter Ambos I love the traction that this post is getting, It won't let me tag everybody but if you are interested in the mastermind group, which I think is going to be a virtual meetup call + FB group then send me a private message.

Thank you @James Powell I purchased July 2016.

Agreed, neither you or your attorney can actually do anything to defend the suit....that’s on the lender.One the other issues....if someone moves and doesn’t change their official,address with the bank or property appraiser office....there is no defense to not being served.....hiding from service doesn’t stop the process.As for the escrow thing, yeah irrelevant and not grounds for much of anything.Attorneys, especially when filing a suit they think has little merit, will throw out a bunch of allegations....they probably know they’ll lose but they’re getting paid to do it, right?

@James Peluso.

@James Carlson thanks so much for the insights.

@James Wise Thank you!