Margins are slim as printer paper on the flips but they're shooting for volume as well as the fact that its a great interlocking income stream for agents fees and commissions as well as for their lending and closing lines of business.I guess it's good to know that I'm not the only one who can't find two sticks to rub together at the lumber yard.

Have a phone/camera, laptop and portable printer.

To print them, I'd have to buy the blanks for the printer and might even need to get a printer that is compatible.

I printed a new Offer To Purchase at the restaurant, took it to his home, showed him my low profit margin on a neat and organized printer report and closed the deal.

I used to think there was a best answer on this age-old forums topic, but as I've answered it each time I've realized more and more that it's highly dependent on what the individual wants for their portfolio & how their lifestyle preferences play into their financial goals.For me it's easy: I'd use the million bucks to build a money printer. 

Here is a list: Asset Accounts:Asset Accounts:Property 1 BuildingProperty 1 LandProperty 2 BuildingProperty 2 LandBusiness Checking AccountSecurity Deposit Escrow AcctReserve Acct for CAPEXDeferred Maintenance AcctAccumulated Depreciation - Property 1Accumulated Depreciation - Property 2Equipment & MachineryMaintenance ToolsAppliances, Extra partsOffice Equipment & FurnishingsComputers, Printers, ElectronicsFurnitureMisc Office Supplies/InventoryOther AssetsLiability Accounts:Property 1 MortgageProperty 2 MortgagePrivate LenderSecurity Deposit Escrow AcctShort Term LoansBusiness Credit Card 1Business Credit Card 2Equity Accounts:Owner Contributions/DrawsRetained EarningsIncome Accounts:Rental IncomePet FeesStorage FeesInterest IncomeSecurity Deposit ForfeituresOther IncomeExpense Accounts:AdvertisingAutomobile/TravelRepairs/MaintenanceCommissionsProperty Tax/Insurance Escrow ExpenseMisc FeesMortgage Interest PaidOther Interest PaidWater & Sewer UtilityTaxes Other than property taxElectric UtilityGas UtilityTelephoneWagesTravel/EntertainmentDepreciation Expense - Property 1Depreciation Expense - Property 2Other ExpensesFood/RestaurantsSupplies ExpenseDe Minimus Items for RentalsTrash Utility ExpenseStorage ExpenseProperty Acquisition Costsbtw, I have never used nor do I want to use Quickbooks.... :-) Please don't recommend I go to an accountant, I have a tax advisor and thats all I need. 

Also purchased some business related items such as printer,  computer,  etc.

To use the $2,500.00 threshold you have to use not only the CAP, but also have an SRA which sounds a lot like a Cost Segregation Study, which isn't something I can probably afford right now (maybe ever).The only thing I've bought this year that could be classified an asset is a 5 year old Brother All-In-One printer that I bought from someone for business use, for $60.  

.#3 Schedule C is the company that owns tools, owns administrative support equipment (phone, computer, printer, etc.) pays for entity registration out of state - I do business in Colorado, Arizona, and Indiana so I have to register in those states as well as pay for a registered agent...and I don't currently hold property in Arizona despite having to register there for holding tax liens, invests in other areas.  

Bring extra apps and a printer/copier with you.