Originally posted by @Robert Burciul:My concern is that A) I have no written lease with them and B) I don’t have their last months rent deposit. been there done that - cost me 4 months rent when they decided to stop paying and I had no papers. learning experience (worth $5,600!).

Too much paper was flushed causing water leakage along the piping, which flooded the bathroom floor and soaked the drywall that leads to the basement laundry room.

I get the yellow lined legal pad but the problems is the paper gets jammed to often. ive been on web to look for yellow lined copy paper only thing i found was on amazon but they want 100 bucks for 500 sheets. does any one know where i can get thicker yellow lined paper at?

Used a long handled scrapper - but that is very slow and gouging the floor.Anyone have an idea how to remove this padding - refinisher says the sticky padding will gum up the sand paper and his machine.

My plan is to remove the loose contact paper and recover it.

In my market I am consistently mailing postcards twice a month to the same apartment complexes within 5 miles of my houses, keeping my ads running in the papers and put out 50 signs each week.

Cleaner, no SEC regs and a lot less paper work overall and no taxes.That is if it is for a charitable purpose rather than profit.I personally vote for this idea as it gives this group a powerful platform to do good things at a time when few people are in a position to do so.I am happy to help with formation.

A Market of HopeWe have all read the papers and understand that 2008 was the worst year for stocks since the Great Depression.

The banking industry and wall street created "VAPOR PAPER" that had no intrinsic value.

Offset only on paper/plastic sheets.mailers, envelopes, business cards, signs, brochures, postcards, anything on paper really.Can do labels and stickers and can also do some screen printing on plastic but can't compete with the corrugated sign companies.