Had them take a picture of the meter before going to bed and first thing in the morning - same time stamped reading.

If Peter Parker were to apply to my properties, I would automatically stamp, “NO!!”

So we get into a dueling-banjos scenario; one hand increasing inflation, the other trying to stamp it down. 

To translate from country folk terms to city folk terms, that means I wasn’t born with a trust fund, and I grew up on food stamps and in trailer parks.

FYI: I too am an S-corp, I "get it," I know about how when the spouse asks for 100 stamps for Christmas cards, you whip out the company credit card, buy 150 stamps, drop 50 off at the office, give 100 to the spouse, but write off all 150, but not just that, one thousand other things too.

Looking back it looks like a terrible idea, but being in those trenches nobody was expecting to get (or need bailouts) the theory at the time was, sure this is a 'high risk loan' but you bundle it with this and that and BOOM the rating agency stamps it with AAA because 'no way 1 million houses default at once!'

Do I need to purchase thousands of stamps or is there another solution? 

I will definitely show up at the hearing with pictures of her being served and the time stamps.

And the online option allows me to more easily track payment history and my rent comes in much quicker than before.I think they like the online option because they don't have to remember stamps, envelopes, or addresses.

Do they require a stamp or affidavit from an attorney to accompany the deed or is it basically the "Honor" system?