DM is kinda like going to Vegas and playing the slots.

These costs are not in stone, but are a general guide: (depends on the amount of damages and back rent you are filing for) Filing Fee under $15,000Under $15k - $237Filing Fee over $15,000Over $15k - $437Service of ProcessJust $60Special Process Server$75-150 (approx)Eviction by SheriffFirst time $60.50*Posting Notice$50/defendant (approx)*There is a "cancellation or rescheduling" fee as well

The advantage of the blanket loans is that they open up slots for standard conventional loans. 

If you you find a listed property that will server your needs with an agent - make sure you low ball your offer and make it subject to a satisfactory 1031 exchange.You letters and calls to property owners should be direct - "I am writing to you because I am selling my property and I need to find another like kind (investment building) in order to save capital gains - I am doing a 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange, because of the 1031 exchange I am paying cash.

You can buy lists from various data servers.

I might note that in addition to suggesting a possible slot of open house times, there are some software options out there which allow you to schedule showings immediately after you've listed the unit, and it allows you the ability to also auto-request applications (keeps everything easy and in one place - so listing, tenant screening applications, leases and other tools like rent collection and maintenance tracking just to keep the process seamless); would be happy to share more info. 

Ask your bartender or server for their information when you go out for the game on Sunday.

I could use a private server to serve my company so that there would not be anything posted on the property until maybe right before the set out.

You sign up for one to attend at each time slot during the registration process.Hope this helps provide clarification!

I also am in IT and know SQL Server well enough to be dangerous!