DON'T PUT STAMPS ON THEM.PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE pay a service to do it.

I'm looking to buy a property in Charleston and shirt term it.

They have the ability to stamp the entire set for submittal, and more likely too, since they did the design.

I also had a green tag on the garage permit and thought that the certificate of occupancy was for the entire project. at which point I put the home for sale, only to learn that the permit for the garage portion did not have a final stamp of approval when contacting the building department, I was told by the manager he would not allow an inspection on the garage permit that I had not completed the variance process and would need to revisit the entire process in order to receive a final inspection on the garage permit . there is a lot more to the story than I would like to put here but I feel I am being wronged by the manager of the building department for some reason unknown to me.

If you are doing it alone, you will probably loose your shirt. 

Lots of people talk a big game but right now many multifamily syndicators are losing their shirts, I know because I'm in a few deals that aren't going well and know of many more that aren't.

a) Office Supplies (e.g. stamps, envelopes) b) Software c) Gas/Mileage d) Advertising + Payroll e) Concessions f) Lease loss g) Lease renewal fees12) Lawyer/Law office/Legal fees13) Accounting/Bookkeeping/CPA/Tax preparer/Tax advisorIf you want to be precise, maintain a spreadsheet with the mechanicals that calculates exactly how much you need to put aside, per year, per month, when:

We have a list of run down properties and have sent them all letters (with stamps that we get for free) and contacting people out website for information however were finding that this is not the most effective way as it takes a long time and not many have gotten back to us.

I also wear Bulwark FR shirts with my advertising on the chest 5 days a week. 

Replacing brick patio area with stamped concrete.