If you can afford a house, you can afford QuickBooks, (or any financial software program that is professionally suited for businesses) a computer, a printer, and the equipment you need to run your company.

I've been looking for somewhere I can order the lined yellow paper from so that it has a higher paper weight and wont jam in the printer.

@Nghi LeIn this day an age, I'm surprised when a printer says they cannot produce a full unicode character set.  

Considering the cost of a stamp, time, envelope, paper, and printer ink...Cozy.co- phenomenal website.

He bought us a GPS (which we really didn't need since the iPhone works just fine) and a big corporate looking printer to keep paperwork on hand so we could scratch out properties we viewed.  

Although we track expenses for each property, there are some overhead items like a printer, attorney fees for incorporating, ordering checks, etc. that apply to the overall business entity and not specifically to an individual property.  

. $.32*5000= $1600 I plan to get the list and then print labels using my home laser printer.

If you are good with a computer, you can create the letter on the computer with a handwriting font and then print on an INKJET printer with blue ink onto a piece of yellowpad paper (just the regular old yellow pad paper with lines on it from the office store - take it to the service counter and ask them to cut off the very top of the pad that has the glue stuff that holds it all together).

Argh, the paperwork again....So I buy a new scanning faxing printer to get over my limitations.

Then I put the white page on my color printer/copier and feed pages from a yellow legal pad one at a time to copy the red ink onto the yellow paper.