Is there a format around somewhere that I could just use instead of coming up with the wording myself?

Because it is over 30 units that may have had issues, I want to send out a letter to all of them in a survey format.  

Determining whether protection is worth the extra cost of the LLC formation is a business decision each investor has to make for themselves.

However there is huge growth in the rental market at a clip of 59% of new household formation in the next four years will be rentals.

In several cases, I have asked tenants to sign my standard format lease with the general terms of their old lease filled in (rent, deposit, late fees, etc).  

I apologize if my questions seem difficult to follow, I'll respond to your questions in bulletpoint format to make it easier for anyone to follow.Where would the GF live?

in my prior response I thought you had already signed a lease and moved out with my reply that he would deduct the prorated rent from the deposit I do see by the format that you have a TAR lease.  

She has an assistant that has helped me w/moving Texas property under my LLC formations.

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The way I see it, you paid for him to create the content of that document, not the actual document itself.I would just open the document in your PDF reader, hilite the whole document and copy it into Word, do your own editing, formatting, then do a Save As PDF again.If you want to include fillable fields, like names, addresses, dates, then you will need the full version of Adobe, or any of the third party editor.