The statutory notice was served prior to the eviction process.  

It's interesting when you think of all the possibilities that one house could serve when you think outside the box.

Prior to the Tech industry, I served my country as an Infantryman in the Army.

The second question is if any of you know a good, reputable mold guy/company that serves Dupage/Lane Counties.

This is our chance to build the interest list and have a fair method of lining up investors on a first-come, first-served basis. 

I do not have any deals lined up in order to put the money to use right now, but I am thinking that since it isn't really doing anything anyway, it will serve me better in a savings account- ready to be applied when an opportunity presents itself.

I had an entrepreneurial fire in my belly so I designed and outsourced the development of a little software application that serves a niche industry.  

Most would say that once you've got that profit from your primary residence free from tax you're probably best served to keep it tax free rather than to place it back inside a tax deferred instrument.

Yes, as long as the other mtgs were noticed/served in the foreclosure action, they will be wiped out.

@Paul Timmins i used to attend the REIA meeting but I have not in a while and I was a little put off at the  90 minute ad which served as the main event.