The security interest Borrower grants includes all accessions, attachments, accessories, parts, supplies and replacements for the Collateral, all products, proceeds and collections thereof and all records and data relating thereto.So one could argue that a ladder or your printer that is company owned could not be sold or transferred without contacting the SBA for permission.I think at the end of the day, as someone said on another post, that if you make you payments till the loan is paid in full you will likely never be audited.

The first time, I did expense basic office supplies (printer, letter head, etc) and even an education seminar.

Printers and copiers are, I think, a low margin business.

Example:Bill SmithOR CURRENT RESIDENT1234 Main St.Anytown, MA 01234Also, any time we mail to a new list, our printer/mailer does a USPS address verification check to ensure that the addresses are deliverable.

I will be completely mobile, with a printer/scanner/computer/wifi onboard.

There is a coffee machine and the tenants bring in their own k-cups to use, 3 bathrooms, small kitchen with fridge and a printing room with a single printer.

I arrive to find a guy set up with a computer and printer, good.

Also just a thought to put out there....Does anyone do in-home mailing and if so how much on average does it cost to buy the printer, ink cartridge, and paper material needed to make post cards and also print regular white letters??

Secondly, if you do have a color laser printer laying around, it has to be able to print on 16lb paper (which is very thin i.e. legal pad paper) without hiccups.

With my renters, less than 5% come from CL...the rest are from other sources.If you're going to keep doing this, get with a great local printer and have a nice postcard size marketing piece done...front & back.