If you get one of those all-in-one printers that has a flatbed scanner on top, possibly with a document feeder for when you do want to scan some 8.5"x11" stuff - like the signed version of a lease - that may work better for you.I have a really ancient HP flatbed scanner with a document feeder, and a separate ancient HP LaserJet printer, and those have worked for me so far, but I only have one SFR. 

There are at least 3 that I can think of, a Black Diamond one in Worcester that meets at Leo's restaurant, one that meets in Framingham at a Greek restaurant and one that meets in Newton Center. 

If they are not ancient and can be spruced up quickly and easily (new flooring, paint, appliances) then you should sell them quickly. 

Look at any major architectural feats, the creation of ancient empires, historic works of art, and even the rise of Facebook and Uber; they were carefully and intentionally planned.

The outdoor condensing unit looks good, but the interior unit looks ancient.

This unit is heated by this ancient combination stove/furnace thing, which is the apparent cause.

By sales comps, the "ancient" past of 2007 is completely irrelevant.

I will put the following quote in my signature line for the rest of February if you can point us to ONE credible legal ruling that proves you are right about this:"Bill Gulley is a Greek God and nobody's advice approaches his on BiggerPockets."

If you hadn't had that class it could seem like greek.....guess it depends on how it's laied out.Interesting to me anyway.Speaking of surveys, did you get to chains and rods yet?

Once you have a few deals under your belt and have the profits to show, that will be ancient history.