Usually a PE can stamp anything that he reviews and approves if he is licensed in that state.

Section 8 (along with food stamps and other types of welfare) is literally the definition of free and/or discounted stuff. 

This could be an annual subscription service where you have a pre-approved, real-time stamped approval to share with any STR, MTR, and LTR that can be shared across all platforms.

Going to zero debt is a waste of capital to me as it could have been productively deployed for various other activities, eg further investments, long term capital improvements, enlarging my wine cellar and adding more customs stamps to my passport :grin:

After the third Saturday I personally printed, signed, sealed and stamped ~120 letters that were sent off to the owners of distressed looking properties around town.

I forgot to mention that if your using a Standard Stamp then you are required to use a return address or Indicia.

I'd prefer to seal and stamp them my selves if it would be cheaper than someone with a mail certification, but I'm not sure about the design or print out aspect and how much each piece of mail should cost.

My stamp covers all the calculations that a structural engineer can do....up to a certain size.

As far as the architect is concerned....I did the drawings myself, by hand, and then had structural plans made/stamped off those so I can't fathom spending 30k on a simple ADU.

People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.