Okay - I didn't actually see this one up font and personal, but I thought I'd kick the contest off.

@Sheena VargheseThe way to tag someone on the post is a.) they must be on the thread to begin with and b.) type "@ then the person's username (no space between @ and the persons name by the way...)"...the person will then appear beneath the typing box in a blue highlighted font. 

When I copy and paste it won't show my second column and is in huge font regardless of the font size on the spreadsheet.Any suggestions?

I love the font on pages 2 & 3.

So my tenant calls me and says there's mold in the bathroom. Awesome.I go by the house to see what the issue is and low and behold, there is in fact mold in the bathroom. So I start investigating the issue. This is a ...

Then my lack of experience to quickly identify the flaws and my eagerness to get going almost cost me.3 units deal initially presented me with a higher cash flow amount in a bold font based on not accounting for maintenance and vacancy.

I think the whole thing cost me less than $30, and he was even willing to follow up afterwards and provide font files, etc, when I asked.

As a former graphic designer, I would say stick to one font.

If the buyers agent is the one that recommended them they will always try to find something (although it seems extreme in the case you describe).I font that if I have my contractor follow the home inspector around, the inspectors are less likely to exaggerate.

I created a font with my handwriting for the lettershttp://www.yourfonts.com/