Well...Anyway, I don't think the City of LA has enough money to pay the man who ( I believe) has to be credited for starting it all this economic activity when he built the Staples Center -  Phil Anschutz!

I have someone charging me the following to replace soffit in a porch for an area with dimensions of 16' X 11':The materials:$10 per sheet of vinyl soffit = $170$5 per 12 foot of j channel = $35Screws and staples=$20 $225 = Materials TotalLabor:$425225+425= $650 (Total including materials and labor)Does this sounds reasonable?

I am an agent and we use the PAR but that is too detailed for wholesaling (13 pages) I would recommend you go to an office store like staples, they sell a 3 page document it will cost you around $10 and then you can make copies.Hope this helps!

I"m in NJ and I picked up a purchase and sale agreement from my local staples, and also printed two forms off of smartlazyinvestor.comOne was another type of purchase and sale agreement and also a assignment of contract form.

Jeff Staples is a member here, in Farmington.

One thing you'll like is that you can find brick construction everywhere, as brick bungalows are a staple out there.

The last agent I worked with on that team had a HOLD worksheet (from Gary Keller's book, HOLD) prepared and stapled to the listing for each house we toured.  

I currently own a duplex in DTLA right next to Staple Center in Pico Union.

I have a great real estate agent that I have used for all of my investments and he is a staple in my team.

We also had our applicants fill out paper applications to keep on file with rental references we could call.You can usually pick up paper applications and sample leases applicable to your jurisdiction at staples or office depot.