Big enough to have a national foot print usually means some economy of scale price wise. 

and printed up a list of projects that I want to get started on, and listed a labor fee for each.

You can edit and personalize the books as much as you like, then print the book at Staples or another similar store.

Some people take signings for $35 thinking they are making money but don't because they don't account for vehicle expenses, paper, toner, etc.After expenses, your profit only comes out to like $10/hour or so on most days because packages are upwards of 250 pages and you have to print two of them.

in California notaries also have to take your thumb print for their notary journal.

.: BiggerPockets Ultimate Beginners Guide (free) and The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss (although it's no longer in print, you can find used copies).

Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

I would get the list of owners from a local title rep you use, then take that to the local printing shop (all-in-one).

Most of us don't have the ability to print US Legal Tender (our own money); so, the judicious use of credit remains our best option.Be sure to make the distinction between the consumer mindset which is typically a scarcity mindset: "I don't have enough", or "I can't afford it", "How much will it cost?"

I was looking at brokerdirectmls.com because they only charge $149 for 10 pictures plus the listing, then I noticed in the small print that they also charge a small % of commission on the sale.