I used nighttenders out of Salt Lake City, for 10 doors. 

But, they also were the same tenants that stuck a screwdriver into a live electrical panel, so I take that with a grain of salt. :)

As novice myself take my advise with a grain of salt (or anyone that has not yet proven themselves reliable to you).

If you call, I'd just explain your problem and ask for one of their more knowledgeable technicians.I've never done this, but a neighbor said he's had really good luck with flushing pounds of rock salt down the toilet (article).

I took everything he said with a grain of salt.

Rehabbers are using their own crews to do this work so a bunch of that markup goes into their profit.I also believe you need to take those surveys with a grain of salt. 

Considering any lawyer worth their salt would have already found most of your assets on their own, you would run the risk of contempt and or perjury or worse a felony by lying or end up in jail for refusing the order"But where do they send the summons?

That may be the case, I don't know your market well so I would take that with the grain of salt I intend it to have.

I once had a tenant who thought using cups of Epsom salt for every bath was a good idea.....Lets just say....It wasn't...

Add in the fact that this is a non-conforming (i.e. weird) property and you've got a lot of reasons to walk away.I'm a very conservative buyer, so take this all with a grain of salt... but one thing I always try to stop myself from doing (it happens all the time) is HOPING a deal works when it's not really a deal.