If they dispute it they have 30 days to respond to the letter.

Since she is not a borrower on the security instrument and note, she will have a hard time trying to even talk to the Mortgagee about any possible resolution.

The solution for me is to change my screen resolution to 200% of original, then while I can see all the menus in that resolution, I navigate to it then bookmark them to create my own browser menu. 

Also, the state of formation is likely where internal disputes would be brought among LLC members, so if you and a partner live in CA, you probably want to arbitrate in CA if the two of you had a disagreement.

We've been resolving curative title disputes for title and escrow companies, lenders and law firms Nationwide for several years on these issues and it could cost a buyer thousands of dollars and wipe out any ROI not to mention depleting your working capital if not handled properly.We're not soliciting business on this thread as we only contract with lenders, title & escrow companies, law firms and RE professionals.

Although she can't do FHA loans nationwide, she can still work with any clients in any state to get them ready, and it's not just "credit repair" where it's sending out random disputes like shooting a shotgun at ducks, it's true preparation, including budgeting etc.

The tenant didn't show to the hearing and I won but having a tenant do work gives them the opportunity to dispute the amount of rent owed which can screw up your case.A $200 fee for posting a notice won't stand up in court and will make you look really bad to the judge.  

My title company is happy with that resolution. 

-> http://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/noi.asp P.S.Seems like you guys came to a nice resolution, hope I'm not causing any more confusion on this topic.

Account Closed  out here its not customary ( west coast) to engage an attorney for real estate closings unless its a super complicated transaction... you have your commercial broker ( usually extremely knowledgeable) and your Escrow officer at your title company ( most with extensive experience).. only time we lawyer up is usually in a dispute type deal or a deal that has a ton of hair  on it...