I can get #10 business envelop with return address and unique shipping address for .08 cents each (minimum 1000, all of them are)a folded 8.5x11" black and white letter for .08 cents each4x6", two sided, black and white post card printed for .24 centsWith this system, I'm stuck stuffing and stamping the letters, and stamping the post cards. 

These plans are required to be stamped by an Engineer or an Architect.

For example, we have transfer stamps which can be about $8k - $10k and there is a set breakdown of who pays for what

For me, saving the stamp and effort of printing and putting said letter in the mail is well worth $2ish.I'm still trialing both options so i can't really give a clear winner one way or another, but either one is a great option in my opinion.Hope this helps!

If a tenant does not respond to the renewal notice that is sent with a self addressed stamped envelope enclosed, can the rent cost still be increased ?  

if you want to use or keep it, you can likely request the combo for a fee and a notary stamp..

It has to be a cheaper way than just buying rolls of stamps for hundreds of post cards.

However, had this realtor contacted me in advance, I would have had the deal structured with Seller Credit to pay closing costs.The property was listed at approx. 600k, so there was over 20k in possible Seller Credit to pay buyer's closing costs, so I would have had the realtor make the offer as follows$594,000 sales price $20,000  >>> seller credit towards buyer's costs<<<$574,000  same net to seller+$200 for doc stamps & owners titleRealtors just don't understand how such an effortless structuring of a purchase with Seller Credit can make life so much easier for their client's ability to qualify for their best loan terms  

Stamps will be first class stamps, mixture of USA Flag and Animals.

Hi BP,I have a quick question.I want to do a quit claim deed on the properties that I own to move ownership to a LLC, I formed the LLC everything is almost done, but now my attorney tells me that he couldn’t record it with the county until I get approval from the Village, which means I might need to pay stamps, do a final water reading, get a village inspection done etcI just wanted to see if you’ve done this before, is this how it normally works?