In the Alabama Uniform Landlord and Tenant Act, the lease break stipulations are that the renter is required to continue payment until the property is re-rented, and the landlord is required to put in a good faith effort to re-rent the property quickly. 

Sure, put on your cheerleader uniform and promote the game.

Not the one in uniform.

Other data sets that are valuable are the Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population survey (CPS), Census Building Permit survey, and FBI uniform crime report. 

Concealed camera that is motion activated.

Motion sensor security lights outside, and a cheap wireless security system is also a good choice.

unfortunately its part of the business.On the bright side they didn't steal your copper.Cameras, security systems,motion lights,good repore with neighbors are all ways these things can be reduced.Is the risk of a break in enough to warrant the cost associated with all of the above?

If you still cannot get personal service, you'll need to file a motion with the court to allow alternate service.  

As always, it's best to avoid court altogether.Here is a link with additional information on the Alabama Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/alcode/35/9ANote there were several changes enacted in 2014 to move it more towards the landlord's favor.  

I'd love the ability to stick a thermostat on the wall that is somewhat "standard" but at least has a motion sensor built in, so 1-2 hours after a guest leaves the room, the darn thing resets the temperature to something higher than they'd have it at (in the summer).