Plenty of podcasts and info on here on how to go about doing that.To answer your question, there are plenty of online places that will print off worthless POF letters for you.  

.), but I also check my local newspaper(online and print) for their listings.

I have a commercial mortgage through them that in fine print said something about possibly changing interest rate after 5 years even though it's a "fixed" loan.I asked about this and I remember them saying that they remind you of that time period coming up and you can usually talk to them about keeping the rate the same.

I pay Jerry Puckett to do all the printing, envelope stuffing and mailing and offer advice along the way.

without anything i writing and signed and notarized your swimming against the current on this one. you might have text but now a days you can delete what you want out of the log to make it what you want even if you printed it out or saved them on a computer you can still edit them they way you want. idk what your lawywe was talkin about but i would just give it back and just call back the 10-20 other interested parties. depending how long ago you denyed them they still may be seeking a apartment. much easier then all the legal night mare stuff.

Reading the tiny print on my iPhone I missed the part about being handwritten.

While I can imagine that cutting the premium in half can result from better underwriting, I can also see a lot of fine print "non-covered events"....

Texas Property Code states "At the time an applicant is provided with a rental application, the landlord shall make available to the applicant printed notice of the landlord's tenant selection criteria and the grounds for which the rental application may be denied...."

Do not rely on what the agent entered in the MLS or printed on the flyers since they are specifically allowed to lie to you, whether intentional or not, and you have no recourse if you rely on the agents statements or representations.

Have any of you provided tablets for your board to save on paper, printing and admin costs?