You can use boiler plate forms from Staples or use the forms that the title company or attorney like to use.

I would start with using an Epson Workforce printer and use Premium Brochure stock from Staples or Office Max.

If you WIND up purchasing, please write this down somewhere and staple it.  

@Dovid Staples I don't know why you are having such a hard time I found the owner in literally 5 minutes on the assessor's website. 

@Dovid Staples, just curious why you are interested in this particular property?

I would print my own brochures and do about 100 at a time on brochure paper and then go to Staples or Office Max and use their paper cutter for a nice cut in half.

Its the staple of any estate planning transferring property out of your own personal name and into your trust, then you just add the layers of the LLC and Asset Management Companies depending how many properties and how many layers / degrees of separation you want.

The contract would be supplied by the wholesaler from a number of places such as an attorney who drew up a RE sales contract template (so there are just blanks to fill out so it can be used over and over) to a really simple RE sales form they picked up from Staples.

Many landlords here in nyc use a Bloomberg lease (able to purchase at staples).

With that being said, I do charge an application fee and here's a list of some of the reasons why:1)  I incur a cost to run a credit check so the application fee just offsets this cost (I don't make money off the application fee, I just charge according to what it actually costs me so I'm not out any money).2)  It helps weed out the tire kickers who may turn in an application but aren't serious about renting the property or those that might turn in an application hoping you won't find out something that would disqualify them (I give all applicants my criteria stapled to the application so they know exactly what I'm looking for, and not looking for).3)  It's another screening tool (if the applicant can't afford the application fee, how are they going to afford the rent + security deposit?)