Print it off, study it, highlight it, and keep it handy for reference.At the bare minimum, you should know:How to determine market rent for your unitsHow to set rental criteriaHow to screen applicationsState law regarding due dates, late fees, and the eviction processHow to handle late rent professionallyHow to evict a tenant for non-paymentHow to get rid of a problem tenantYou could easily read those two books, study your state law, and then develop WRITTEN procedures for handling these issues within a month.

If done by text, I archive save and print discussions.

From there, there are a lot of companies that can help with the printing and mailing.

Power point can "print" or export in PDF btw. 

It's not in print any more and the only way I know of how to get it is directly from one of them.

Capital controls imposed on Chinese citizens really began around 2016, which may explain why homes prices really started jumping up early 2017 as the controls became effective around June-July of 2017 so presumably many buyers were rushing into safe haven assets in anticipation of this happening.Long story short on China, many citizens have fears of policies over there and feel that a weakening Yuan over the next several years in addition to bank runs and an impending credit crisis (China has printed more money over last 2 years than ever in their history) will have heavy implications on their wealth and they wish to diversify and send as much money out as they can before things begin to get really messy.

Not much luck so far, it's not the easiest sell regardless if these parks print money or not. 

I really prefer to print out PDFs of the properties.

I’m sure it’s in the legal fine print somewhere but when you’re on the verge of losing your house, your focus is more on the bottom line. 

I will have hard copies at the showing, but if you print and fill them out prior to the showing, this would save us both some time should you want to expedite your application in the process.I look forward to meeting you on Thursday!