Our remodeling company does have the overhead of an office with 4 staffers and all the equipment like printers and computers, designers, sales people, we have CGL and health insurance, we have workers comp, we market, company vehicles, inventory, etc.

Buildings$1,180,800Phase 1 2 acresOfficeif needed, plain storage unit 20x30; $25,000 insulated.Office setupif needed, $5,000- computers, printers, HVAC, frig, cabinets, etcFootingsif needed. ??????

You have to wonder if the money printers at the fed will ever run out of ink.. 

I am doing my own envelopes by hand and trying to send out 20-30 letters every Monday when I am in the office and have access to my printer.

Or perhaps contact a property management company and see what they might have to offer.Here is an example from the realm of commercial property management that I found on the internet, which could be easily modified for residential properties:http://www.instituteccd.org/uploads/iccd/documents...For forms management, we keep ours in a computer, with back up, and also keep a printed master copy in a notebook (in case we have computer/printer difficulties at an inopportune time).

They say they have a huge printer......?

If you have Acrobat, just click on/tap the printer icon and choose Acrobat and then Import to Acrobat.

I think it will be 10+ years before large 3D printers print the structure, electrical and HVAC, trim, doors, etc. 

The next day, our title company said our documents were not good because our home printer default setting prints double sided, so the closing package was printed out on both sides.

Nowadays, anyone with a computer & printer can print you a check of a few trillion dollars.If you still have any doubt, google the bank that issue that check, call them up and ask to verify the check.