Get the Calif Notice of Termination http://lawlibrary.org/download/65.pdf (you'll need this in court) and use a Process Server to deliver it. 

We were told we had to have it served by a professional server.  

@James Wise20’s: formal education; gained experience through lots of hard work and continued to study and learn as much as possible from mentors; missed some opportunities, made a few mistakes and learned lessons from those experiences.30’s: lots of smarter work; shifted from the side hustle to focus on building systems; recognized and took advantage of more opportunities; built rental portfolio. 40’s (current): still working hard and smart; focused on using and improving systems based on experience; looking for additional opportunities but thinking bigger and more about long term plan; while I probably have less energy than in my early thirties (and more to juggle with career, investments, family, church and service commitments), I am much more efficient now in nearly everything I do.

This one requires prospective tenants to put down a small security deposit ( I think $25 or $50) and then they can make a 30 minute appointment to view the house at any available time slot.

I have been a real estate agent, trim carpenter, server, bicycle mechanic, caregiver, even lyft driver.

Now the problem with online bidding is similar to gambling slot machines; there is an algorithm that balances the win/lose ratio (or so we think). 

Looking for a good Special Process Server in Chicago to serve a 5 Day Notice.

The ones that don't pay online will either put cash in the bank or drop a check in the slot for my onsite guy to deposit with the laundry coin and his rent.I'm going to look into apts.com and see if that may be a better solution.

Food servers and bar tenders are harder, almost none of them report their substantial tip income on their taxes and it doesn't show up (accurately) on their paystubs.

Maybe the servers are down.