Have a process server deliver notice to vacate and have it translated into their native language.

If you can't deliver it in person, then you have to hire a "process server"  which doesn't call that much.  

As a newbie investor I hadn't a thought as to why but now that I'm digging deeper and with the advice serveral including yourself have gave my thought as to why is quite simple.

This was our first rehab property and we had two partners One was a real estate agent/process server friend of ours, and the other was a general contractor friend of his.

The thing I see countless medical pros in my market doing is building a multiple-office building on the land, running their office out of the prime slot, then renting out the other offices to offset the debt service.Considering the "Happy Correlations" between dentistry and a few other industries the dentists in my area have had no shortage of "feeder businesses" wanting to rent the space, especially when it is shiny new construction :) 

See below:So my advice, get your 10 Fannie Mae loans, then refinance the bulk of those to a commercial blanket loan and open up your Fannie Mae slots again for more residential purchases with the best terms.

So calling it unit B is not going to help me one bit or for that matter the mailman.The owner next store took down the mailboxes as they're subject to vandalism, and have the mailman deliver the mail through the door slot.

Joe's lease has provisions against this, so I properly serve him a "10 day notice to cure" using a process server ($$).

My partner had slot of cash on hand and wants to invest, I have little to none to contribute but found a property, can serve as the property manager, am able to provide value based on my experience.

We do have a guidebook we push out that sits on Amazon webservices servers, it is a link that goes via an automated email message 2 days prior to check in.