first get cheap business cards at staples and give them to everyone, even set about 5 out at homedepot were the house for sale signs are.

I have been focusing on purchasing staple stocks lately such as Coke (KO) and Pepsi (pep) .

I like them better because they are easier to stick in the ground than the wooden ones, and with the wooden ones you have to staple them or nail the signs to them.

As long as you used the gift cards all up and promptly, I would probably staple your gift card receipts (showing you paid $90) to all your receipts of items purchased, and then just put it all in as one general journal entry with the $90 to your capital account (or if it came our of your business out of your biz checking account), and then the items you purchase multiplied by 0.9 either to repairs OR to increase the basis of the improvements which you would then depreciate.

BP is great and another alternative if you dont mind spending $40 go to office depot or staples and by the program.

Matthew Dunn - 500 business cards will cost you $10 at staples or vistaprint.

Do you really want to be worried about stepping on staples or screws on a midnight trip to the bathroom?

I could be mistaken but I believe either Lowes or Home Depot and Staples.

@Paul Winka I should have mentioned I get that price for a couple of reasons:I have hired the same company many times and I don't even bother to get quotes.I hire a kid to rip up the carpet and pull all the staples and carpet tack strips before the floor refinisher gets there.

Also taking out business lines of credit with Home Depot or Staples is a good way to get started as well.