I hand write it using black Sharpie's, leaving the name and address blank, and make a couple of hundred copies. 

After you close on the construction loan, you'll be staring at a piece of dirt for months and think nothing is going on.

So my questions is:1) Should I just remove the wallpaper (in the powder room) that we left there and have a blank wall or have it replaced?

It seems the internet is a general consensus of answers when other people have dealt with their own clients and yes, you're right because i'm sure there are several online look-up directories with this information accessible (although I seem to be drawing a blank right now). 

Jaysen offered sound advice but you need to fill in the blanks before proceeding.That said you have made excellent progress thus far so don't let someone else beat you to it.The first question should be, "I understand, if someone came to you with terms acceptable to you, when would you be prepared to move?"

For those I’ll be using average costs to fill in the blanks and borrowing from costs in my home city of Nashville, TN.

You can purchase these from Wisconsin Legal Blank and they do put battery responsibility on the tenant. 

FYI, the shares certificates are in the "Units & Ledger" tab of your company binder, you should have some unsigned blank ones left in your binder even if you sent your "50 or so" signed shares into them.

@Michael Blank and @Joe Fairless have great boot camps and courses.

One that I find great for beginners is Michael Blank’s Syndicated Deal Analyzer.