I always carry a blank standard purchase agreement form in every one of my vehicles.

Outside of what you named; I'm really blank... for me guess it would be name, # or email... and maybe that I wholesale/buy houses since I'm considering learning how to wholesale.

So, be prepared when the owner/broker comes to you and says either A) We are closing up shop, so find another home by XX date, or B) Coldwell Banker (or fill in the blank brokerage firm) is buying me out. 

I was way more emotional when I stared out.

A blank piece of land with no house design is generally too much to grok for people.We didn't do any actual grading to the lot this time.

He did ME for about 8 years at Lockheed and couldn’t stand the slow pace of it.He used that extra time to teach himself software development, switched to software as a career, became CTO, and eventually stared a cyber security firm.But the key to him having that initial flexibility and time was the degree.

When I told them I’d buy twice as many then they just had a blank stare. 

Point blank they must ask you, is any part of the down payment borrowed from other sources?

Try Wisconsin Legal Blank they have pre-drafted leases created by a Wisconsin attorney and they're carbon copied

a quick update on Chase Quickpay...we sent out an email with a link to Chase's "sign up and pay us". however, tenants are having problems signing up DIRECTLY.Chase support has told them to ask your landlord to "send you a request", which is simple, and that works great.Quirks:- when someone pays you, you HAVE to accept the money. it's not 100% hands off and you can't travel to Antarctica for 4 months and still get paid directly- the memo field if you send or request money is 32 characters long. long memos can't be done- when typing the email of the recipient, you can't PASTE the email in both blank fields. you have to type it the second time. no big deal but some people have difficult emails to spell.overall, pretty happy. and it's free.