I would recommend using a process server for termination so that if it does come to a holdover eviction there will be no debate about method of service.

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.

Ok that makes more sense, I would suggest going on twitter or FB and finding students who are going to school for IT/Server stuff 

For anyone looking to file suit, you should know that the address he and several other individuals use as their company's registered place of business at 2926 Salena St. is gated and the people that you hire to serve the lawsuits ("process servers") cannot get to front door of the buildings to actually serve the lawsuit (perfecting/effecuating service) - so many people give up when the process server is repeatedly unable to serve them with the suit and they get tired of paying the court to reissue the paper work and paying the process server. 

I was working in Scottsdale prior to Covid as a server and sommelier before my life got flipped upside down a bit.

Other things to consider maybe can put second tank in another area in house to serve one area and another tank to server other part of house. 

Also, sometimes their servers are just down and there's nothing you can do at that point.So, point being, I'd encourage you to consider other options seriously as you might have some great annoyances, as we have, with RingCentral.

., appfolio contact center for your maintenance calls, process server to post your three day notices, code boxes on your rentals for self showings, or even virtual assistants for the behind the scenes items like preparing leases, renewals violation letters etc...just depends on how you want your company set up and if you want employees??

It has been up for auction serveral times, yet no one is buying.

If they suddenly decided to set up a few extra computers and/or servers, that could explain the spike in electricity usage.