An estoppel certificate will show you what current rents are at.Last thing you want is to read in the fine print the landlord has given the tenant a place to stay for a huge discount over a long term.

It can be hard to walk away from nice-looking numbers, but always remember--what's printed on paper is never an in-stone number.

I went to the Clerk and Masters office and had them print me off the list.

If you scour the fine print and they don't make you vest then mortgage your rentals and pawn your golf clubs to buy all you can at the discount and sell sell sell!

Or should I e-mail it have them print it out, fill it out by hand, then mail it back to me?

One of the contacts I made was so impressed by this program that he offered to fund the monthly printing/mailing fees in exchange for first access to deals in the areas where he focuses his business. 

One of the contacts I made was so impressed by this program that he offered to fund the monthly printing/mailing fees in exchange for first access to deals in the areas where he focuses his business.

I would recommend printing the letters and not hand writing if you plan to do a lot of volume.

Print off a copy.

Perhaps I'd print marketing materials, send mailers, attend events, network, etc.