The best way to make sure that your contracts not only protects you but are the right ones for your business is to complete a business plan detailing what you're going to be doing and have a local attorney who not only specializes in Real Estate but Real Estate Contract law, which is vital b/c some states have specific laws stating size of fonts to be used and whether or not BOLD is to be used.

Those with poor eye site need either all caps or a large font.

If you want to stick with your plan I have used to do the following: Blank white envelope Print Return Label Handwritten (handwriting font) address label Crazy first class stamp (no liberty bells) Holiday sticker on envelope I had mixed results.

Click that...6) Click (hold) and drag your curser to create a text box.7) enter your text in the box8) If needed use the font editor toolbar to adjust the text.9) Re-save your image.

The reason is because I found a font that looks VERY GOOD!

Goal is every month; two rotations. 4x6 invitation size card and handwritten font on linen paper.

Hi Braden,  I think they are done in handwritten font.  

Currently I own one commercial property in which my business is located ( I own a full service restaurant), and it has 2 others store fonts.

Download a handwritten font and use blue ink.

I added clauses to my lease and now have a twenty page lease that covers what I feel is applicable to my rental property.Now, a twenty page lease sounds intimidating, but it's double spaced and a reasonable sized font.