Having said that ,EVERY SINGLE PERSON I HAVE EVER DELT WITH LISTING PROPERTIES ASSUMES THAT NEWSPAPERS SELL HOMES regardless of what information I provide them.I'm telling you, if we could just do away with the majority of print material, the commissions would be a bit less.

Not saying this was their fault..perhaps it was my fault to not read the fine print more clearly, or perhaps they were a shoddy company...DON'T HATE ME..I SAID PERHAPS...anyway yes, they kept my 50 dollar deductible and all they did was tell me that it was not their problem..owell..I'm sure this doesn't always happen..just putting in my limited experience with one..good luck whichever way you turn.

For those that are doing a good bit of printing, or allot of printing, any recommendations for an online stationary site to order supplies?

Assume your property will be leased for a year.Add up all the annual fees that are in the fine print of the management agreement.Add up all the management fees collected for the year.Sum those two numbers, and divide by all the rents collected on your behalf for the year.For example, a company advertises 6%, has a $450 marketing fee, $20 twice a month freshen up fees (when vacant), $150 annual fee and 4% lease up fee.

I have it printed off, just too lazy to type it out for you.Hope this helps

All of these people need moving boxes, trucks, change of address forms, new mailing labels, new printed checks, painters, cleaners, Realtors, title companies, mortgages, investment advice, financial planners, attorneys and tax advice, etc. etc.

He replied, "I'm building a printing press and eventually gonna open a printing shop."

Hey TonyB, that red print is sure hard to read.

Just finished my taxes and it came to 136 printed pages!

I imagine that I can set up the all-in-one to receive faxes as digital images only and not print out the paper...but then I'd have to pull out the owner's manual...and it's all the way across the desk...ah forget it.Looks like k7 only allows you to store 20 messages.