(most of them) That every body that calls my bandit signs doesnt really have a deal...that i will spend way more than I like on education, advertising and mistakes than I care to admit...but I digress.

Do not put the first warm body.

Account Closed I would scan them and keep them virtually forever.

They take scanned items or electronic file, IE: excel something like QuickBooks or otherwise would reduce our time around tax time tremendously and free us up for more investigating for properties throughout the year.

I did a very quick scan of the MLS for multi-family in Rochester, there is exactly one for sale in a decent area, and its 379,000 and under contract. 

The only thing I can think of is receipts for expenses that you may haul around in a grocery bag to you local accountant, but you could scan them and send copies to anyone.

Daily alerts come in an email with the subject line "Daily Update - Your new keyword alerts on BiggerPockets"In the body of the email, each actual alert is formatted differently from what it used to be, starting March 15. 

I skimmed over the "here and there" and read the "scan the MLS multiple times per day and work late hours" and assumed.

And unlike other banks, Wells Fargo wants the original copy of the documents rather than scanned and emailed copies.

From a brief scan of the Ohio statute it looked like for an individual to be a trustee they needed to be a resident of OH.