You can hire someone off fiverr to convert that into a readable spreadsheet.

- (See Photo 10) - The pressure gauge at the expansion tank for the well is rusted and loose and not readable.

Full size readable versions are available from the recorder's office... for a fee of course.

I'm sorry my posting wasn't very clear about some of the furnishing details, I tried to keep it readable by only posting a summary.

Maybe we can cut the blue margins on the left and right in half to give more readable space?

or sum up in a paragraph so it's readable for my old eyes?

Sorry the numbers got smushed together even after I painstakingly put lots of little spaces so everything was easily readable.

I didn’t find detailed instructions online, however there is simpler version on L&I website: http://www.phila.gov/li/Pages/Appeals.aspx Orange posters will have to be posted at the property and be easily visible and readable for people.

Originally posted by @Ely Kavon:I loved seeing your process , as an active investor in California I am looking to branch out to OOS since the prices here are ridiculous (even though are returns and appreciation are great) and tie up way to much capital.Thank youI read through every bit, but couldn't expand the graphics into a readable size. 

@Shadonna N. for Rhode Island I’d recommend checking out the “Noncompliance by Tenant” section of the RI Landlord-Tenant Handbook, which is an unofficial human-readable explanation of the various landlord/tenant laws in Rhode Island.Colloquially, local wisdom around here (RI) has it that our landlord-tenant laws are reasonably balanced, maybe a bit leaning toward the tenant, but that our neighboring state Massachusetts is much more tenant friendly.In practice, in eviction court a lot depends on which judge you get, as is probably true in a lot of places.