Our local Marshal's office handles all the serving of dispossessory notices (i.e., evictions) in my county.

He's very active in several civic and cultural groups serving on advisory boards, etc.

Bottom line is that construction is a business that will serve up a virtually endless cup of ******** on a daily basis, and someone who isn't capable of getting in touch with their inner Donald Trump isn't going to be effective... they're going to get run over the first time they deal with a vendor or sub who has a never-ending list of excuses as to why something didn't happen.The second thing I'd add to this is physical toughness and/or physical resilience.

If you ever decide not to use your LLC, make sure to close the LLC properly so that you are not later served a demand for back fees and penalties for not filing in the required timeframe. 

@Chris L. is spot on; you need to develop a business plan that will serve as an SOP for your new AOR as an investor!

A direct loan is all we can offer to applicants who meet the set criteria for Insurance Bond loans.We shall commence the funding modalities once you procure the Insurance surety bond.We would fund your project as a debt financing at 5% ROI for a duration of 6-7 years provided that you are ready to procure an Insurance Bond to act as the security for the funding.The insurance bond is collateral security obtained from a reputable insurance company situated here in Istanbul Turkey which will serve as a running collateral / guaranty on funding.

If the respondent or defendant satisfies this burden, the charging party or plaintiff may still establish liability by demonstrating that the legitimate, nondiscriminatory interest can be served by another practice that has a less discriminatory effect."

Any suggestions on where to find one and who typically serves this role?

VA loans are even better, but require you to have served in the US military.

Serve the tenant with an eviction notice, you'll get a response then.