The experiences of investors seems to be quite divergent and seem to be correlated with the policies and procedures of the local Housing Authorities.

It never ceases to amaze me how so many people in whatever field of business they may be in, do not take into consideration before they jump into a business, to implement Office Procedures which includes handling their finances. 

Consult with a real estate attorney or a financial expert to help you navigate the legal and financial sides of the re-plating procedure.

You could just have, in your interview/screening/lease process, a standard operating procedure for the tenant to follow regarding rent payments (i.e.

These procedures have saved me thousands of dollars 

i know a few people who partner with local chefs or massage specialists, but curious if anyone has offered with a company who helps to facilitate these types of things, OR, if anyone has put their own menu of additions together with success?

For example some studies include just the study itself whereas others will include a tax review and preparation in accordance with internal revenue manual audit procedures. 

The house rules and maintenance procedures will also be in there (kind of similar to what you may have seen in the past with Airbnbs) and a list of emergency numbers, closest medical, fire, and police, etc.

I'm pretty sure that would be allowed, because it is a traditionally equitable remedy, and the Alabama Rules of Civil Procedure allow service by publication for equitable causes of action.

Is this a proper procedure?