Here in NY my attorney charges about $500, and with all the process server fees, etc. it's about $750 soup to nuts.  

Have the notice served by a process server to them at the property.

I would agree that if you are severely negative cash flow, then it's probably a good time to sell, so that you can use that VA slot again. 

I've historically used them all on a local file server, but have been moving more and more stuff to google docs for the convenience. 

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.

If the screws are not wide enough... they will just slide in the slot, and not grab on to the threads.  

Posting all of their maintenance requests online, in writing, 24 hour emergency line is only for xxxx No checks, they have three ways to pay; credit card, debit card and cash with PayNearMeIf we receive a violation for HOA or condo, there is a fee involved for preparing and serving the notifications, plus they beat the cost of any fees fined from the Association If we have to have the professional process server serve them A three day notice to pay or quit, they get charged

If so, even not doing server-side rendering will still get some/most of the data (depending on site structure). 

I have lots of early 1900's built places and unless it has been torn to the studs after the 80's, lots of the plumbing and wiring behind the walls can be wonky and costs $$$ at times to repair.

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.