.• We must hire a licensed process server, Constable, or attorney to post notices.• The Constable’s lockout notice period must be between 24-36 hours.• Evicted tenants must be allowed access to the property within 5 days after a lockout to retrieve essential items.• Late fees are capped at 5% of the rent amount.

I get a "Cannot find server or DNS Error" page.

DEFINITELY not ready for anything larger than 4 units yet.I assumed commercial since there are several posts about using up ‘slots’ for personal mortgages- of which there are 7-10 apparently (?)

The leasing agent is taking 3 weeks to qualify a candidate - so I’d probably have to wait another month to fill this slot (or change leasing agents).

Service is service; I've seen process servers camp at work, daycare, residence, friends house etc to find the defendant, and serve 'em when & where they see 'em. 

The minimum you should have in this slot is $150.  

Currently I'm working as a server administrator on MacDill AFB.  

I have found a 16 space RV park with 20 mobile home slots, a live in 3br/2ba home, 10 bedroom hotel w/ laundry facility and last but not least it comes with 20 canoe and kayaks for guest rental.  

It's not an easy process if you try to do it yourself.Practically, it's not that hard either...just stay out of it and let the process server and Sheriff do their thing.  

Total return through principal paydown, tax savings and cash flow were about 182%.My real estate strategy is clear:Acquire real estate properties that cash flow on 10 and 15 yr mortgages (I already have all my 30 yr slots taken)Acquire real estate in good areas (accomplished with this Collierville property)Acquire real estate to save on Federal TaxesUse 30 yr mortgages to support shorter term mortgages with lower cash flowOnce 10 yr mortgages get paid off, start paying off the oldest 15 yr mortgagesKeep acquiring properties to save on taxes as deprecation schedule is being accelerated At some point, with enough paid for homes, start paying myselfThat is why the 182% return is so important.