whereas buying an apartment with say 20 units is just one loan and 20 doors.there are some companies that sell 2 flats and 4 flats with the idea that your conventional mortgage slots are not taken up by one door but each loan is taken up with multiple doors.. and if your scaling its doors your after generally speaking

I'm still behind a little, but we almost always get a judgment because we use a special process server and attorney who never loses. 

I'd like to take out the mortgage under my name because I have residential fannie mae slots open on my credit (haven't hit 10 properties yet), and the interest rates are lower.

That way you have straight cash flow from the 1 paid-off home and have freed-up one slot so-to-speak so you can purchase another property under your personal name and not go the commercial loan route. 

I found this:http://jerseycity.hosted.civiclive.com/UserFiles/Servers/Server_6189660/File/City%20Hall/Tax%20Collections/Tax%20Reval/1-4%20Family%20NBHD%20Analysis.pdfBut outside of downtown JC it doesn’t seem to bad

But you should be able to refi a chunk of those into a larger commercial loan, freeing up your 10 slots again.You could also go the private money route, for example, offering friends and family 6-10%.

Your cost to file an eviction in FL should be a $185 filing fee plus $10 per summons (one per tenant) and $35-40 per tenant to have a process server serve them.

The easiest way is to hire a process server, have their info ready to put on the small claims paperwork, then have them find and serve the summons. there are a couple of process server companies who will charge $50 for the service fee (I like the ones that offer the no serve no pay service) and then another 25-30 for the skip trace service (they track down the defendant for you).

Nothing fills up the time slots on the nightly local (and national) news more than the hurricane awareness segment.Pleaseeee...Give it a rest already.

I am brand new to real estate investing.My idea was to network with some local process servers that would be willing give me info on homeowners that are behind on their mortgages.I would offer a cash "reward" to them on any property I purchase.Is this idea legal?