Working with a remote CPA who has experience in real estate is better than working with a local CPA who does not serve real estate investors.

1) Actual bid, high bid premium, any future taxes that come due, attorney fees, Circuit Court fees, process server fees, 40 year title search, certified mail fees, newspaper legal advertising fees to publicize, recordation tax, transfer tax (omit county portion as they're exempt).

You can typically hire at minimal cost a Process Server to deliver notices requiring hand delivery.

Working with a remote CPA who has experience in real estate is better than working with a local CPA who does not serve real estate investors.

I would recommend looking into process servers in your area or referrals from other investors on a good real estate attorney.

We know it's required to use a process server to deliver notices to tenants.

I am biased since I'm a planner specializing in property investors and personally think investors needs MORE planning because of all the moving pieces in their finances and the planning industry needs to do much more to serve real estate investors. 

I also hire a private process server for the 5 day notice from the court and request personal service so I can get a money judgement in addition to the writ of possession.

Does LandlordMax offer a version that is cloud based on their servers?  

Yea, as an investor you should get to "sit back and collect the check" just like we sit back and collect a plate a food brought by a server at a restaurant.