Bridgewater is also a staple with good schools, taxes, family oriented and good commuting.

You can staple or file papers for them at their office or at one of their conventions. 

Does staples have these or anywhere like that?

@Jay HinrichsReminds me of a regular poster to BP that says he buys the cheapest carpet he can find, no pad, and staples the carpet down at the edges.

We also pointed out the various nail pops and injuries sustained from the fraying carpet and loose staples.  

The key is to establish accounts with your LLC at places that don't require a personal guarantee, such as Wal-Mart, Staples, Home Depot, etc.

The theory goes as the economy moves from expansion to contraction and back again, there are certain sectors of the market you need to be in, e.g. energy, consumer staples, tech, chemicals.

So, if you own property, you can do a lease option.If you don't, you can do a CA.I don't want to over sugar coat the statutes though...keep in mind, I've done this for 10 years and went thru all the mess in 05, then spent endless hours going thru each line of Title 2, then spent about $12k on doc revisions...so...don't go to Staples for you lease option docs!!

Jermaine here, geting a generic lease is not a good idea, I would spend some money and have a local attorney to create a good lease for you, a good lease will save hundreds if not thousands.In 2004 on my first rental I got a rental lease from staples, I ended up evicting the tenant, ofter the judge granted me my eviction, the asked me where dI I get that lease from and told me to get a proper lease.

You can go to OfficeMax or staples and pick up a generic lease form.