The PM Agreement should have clear instructions on where to serve notice.

I am also working to compile/build install packages and procedures (english and spanish), manuals/instructions, and online support systems for many of these devices/systems.What I need from the Bigger Pockets Pros is opinions, questions, concerns, etc.

Bring in awesome ideas like multi-purpose furniture, cleverly hidden storage spaces, aquariums, cat transit walkways.Creative designs with chandelier would be very attractive.

If you only have a few rentals, it's real easy to get instructions from your bank and have tenants deposit the funds directly into your account.

Another problem are extended circuits, hidden or non-existent junction boxes, and "repairs" made over the past 20 years that are at best, not to code, at worst, a fire or shock hazard waiting for an opportunity.

Here it is on page 17.http://www.jud.ct.gov/Publications/hm014.pdfThere are also included instructions on service. 

If PM doesn't receive the rent per their instructions, they should treat the rent as unpaid and deal with the Tenant accordingly.

I gave him specific instructions - no one was to approach or address the owner, the building was to be vacated (we went after hours; the guard would entered first to ensure no one was inside), the owner would then quickly take photos of the interior and parking lot while the guard remained at the door with the locksmith to ensure no one approached/entered the building.  

If you decide to go that route, hire an eviction attorney and follow their instructions so you have a case when you get to court. 

The lender said they prefer wire transfer in their payoff instructions letter.They also require the wire to include a bunch of information.I've never done wire transfer before...is it fairly safe & easy to include everything the lender asked for?