In this Attorney's situation, he was too busy with other pending cases, that it caused me to have a longer eviction than what was necessary.Most Attorney's in NYC will charge $300 or more per hour when they go to Court.It wasn't until I decided to do my own eviction (called a Pro-Se Eviction) that I found out that I prefer to do it myself, despite all the literature contrary to this.On this 2nd Eviction, the tenant did not show up.

I have done everything ProSe since I could not afford an attorney.  

This is called "Pro Se". 

Pro se or attorney filed, it's all the same. 

Crafting an SOP felt like crafting my personal odyssey, and these writers were the narrators who translated my journey into eloquent prose.

Even if they do answer, you're still making them work more than they likely want to, and in any even you're dragging them into deep waters where their pro-se skills will lead them to drown. 

Another hassle of doing an LLC is that you cant appear pro se in court (at least in California). 

Once default has occurred, you must serve the owner notice of default in order to get the ball rolling.Unfortunately, I believe you will find you are unable to foreclose pro se.

If the debtor is representing themselves, however (states Pro Se under his/her name on the case caption),  then the Plan may be useless as they likely did not provide useful information when they filled it out themselves. 

I am an investor, one of the few in Florida, who has conducted numerous pro se quiet title actions.