The eviction law is so harsh on landlord here...I'll ask the lawyer again if I can serve by certified mail.  

"Won't" is too harsh but you're certainly "less likely".  

The 2008 crash only took 18 months.Over a single year, the stock market tanked $6.9 trillion of shareholder wealth.And investors felt those harsh ripple effects for more than four years.

It sounds a bit insane and harsh, but depending on where you are starting from, that is the most realistic way to become a Real Estate Millionaire.

Seems a bit harsh.  

I had to them file a formal reply... and tell them I was looking for a broker and I had never brokered a loan myself in their state.. they just wrote me back today case closed but If I ever broker a loan in NV without a license they will no doubt come down on me harshly.

Welcome to the other side of real estate Todd.I applaud your desire to get out of "gutter" (kinda harsh) & the "traditional monetary box" (better) as you put it & go on the journey of educating yourself with alternative financing strategies.Here are some of my suggested resources:Owner Will Carry by Bill Broadbent & George Rosenberg.

It's also not harsh on most surfaces.

I'm going to be harsh,, your post clearly shows you are not up to date, or maybe of aware of Fair housing laws or your landlord tenant laws.. the potential for your rental business is just one showing away, from being in a lawsuit, the defense of I didn't know does not apply..I'd try and answer your initial question.. but until you understand the familial status of people trying to rent your apartment and what that means, your not ready to take or show your apartment to ANYONE,, yet ,,until you know more about the rental laws, is my personal opinion. 

Otherwise, you’ll be hit with harsh penalties.