Once had a hinge side of a door that the stud wasn't nailed at the top.

You hit the nail right on its head Brandon Turner.

sorry for all the questions im just tryingto nail done the specifics so i can get my wife on board fulley. congrats on joining and i wish u the best of luck.

@Hattie Dizmond - your answers are always good, but you nailed this one right to the cross...lolol  Can I translate - quit wasting our time; go use the calculator!

gone and the remains of my signs that were ripped off when i stapled them to the wooden utility poles, it wasnt on private property either for the owner to come and rip it off which would be understandable and something i wouldnt do, SO what im guessing is another wholesaler who thinks that area is only his because out of all these other signs and service stuck on the ground and nailed to the utility poles only mine was ripped off, which pisses me off to another level and to also mention that my sign was the only one that had to deal with Real Estate.

Brad BYou hit the nail on the head ..we are talking about a large chunk of money here and why would I not treat it as such?

Don't get me wrong, it really does get to points that feel like nails on a chalkboard; but there are deals on there. 

If your initial lawsuit simply asks for the eviction order (you can amend later and ask for damages) then all you need is what is called "nail and mail" service. 

James nailed it!

@Bob Malecki I think you nailed it Bob.