In my opinion you cannot file ejectment if you cannot serve the lawsuit papers on the defendant(s).Other attorneys do this routinely, and ask the court to grant service by publication.Again, in my opinion (and others may disagree with me) the only time you are allowed to get service by publication under Rule 4.3, Alabama Rules of Civil Procedure (reprinted below.)Ejectment is not a claim that is historically equitable.

I would have to respectfully disagree, I just finished doing a case study where a REIT bought a property for 150M euros in 2014 (cash).

In my opinion, you did very thorough due diligence but unfortunately, we got a bum tenant from the start in spite of the screening that was done so I understand why you are unhappy but I have to disagree with your comment that I didn't care about providing you with a solid product.

Andrew Fredrickson As a former paint salesman, I'll disagree with everyone here. :)First and foremost, what are you painting?

It is hard to sue because you disagree with someones opinion.  

"Disagree - The seller is providing standard title insurance to cover his interests.  

You can't benefit twice.I'm going to tell you I disagree and simply because you are managing itself does not necessarily mean it will be deducted against your W-2.

i know a lot of people are going to disagree.

Furthermore, I somewhat disagree with you regarding risk mitigation.

Jonathan - Gonna have to disagree  here - I think New York generally and Brooklyn specifically (especially the HOT areas like Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Flatbush, ParkSlope, ProspectHeights/CrownHeights, Gowanus and of course WillyBurg, Bushwick, B-Stuy, etc..) are incredible places to invest.