So I guess its an server problem no conspirancy, not today ;).

And if you aren't happy with the BP search, you can always use google and add this to your query: site: biggerpockets.com But take the space out after the colon; I had to insert that so that the text did not get mangled by the BP servers.

The rest goes to court costs, the process server, and the sheriff. 

Filing fee is $195, you have to pay a private process server to serve the summons and then the Sheriff gets $90 to execute the writ of possession. 

Your cost to file an eviction in FL should be a $185 filing fee plus $10 per summons (one per tenant) and $35-40 per tenant to have a process server serve them.

The easiest way is to hire a process server, have their info ready to put on the small claims paperwork, then have them find and serve the summons. there are a couple of process server companies who will charge $50 for the service fee (I like the ones that offer the no serve no pay service) and then another 25-30 for the skip trace service (they track down the defendant for you).

When I click on a purple dot in the Mapview I get a spinning wheel from the craigslist server.

So service on the 10th gives them the rest of this month and all of next month before an eviction can be filed.The eviction can be filed but then a process server, sheriff or special appointee of the court must physically serve them the papers.

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.