We use the mail merge feature in Microsoft Publisher.

I have Microsoft Access and Excel and am proficient in both. 

Ask any stock investor if they bought Wal-Mart, Google or Microsoft when they went public based on investment ratios alone.

I spent 10 years at Microsoft where some of the most successful people (including Bill Gates himself) didn't have a college degree.

Custom Excel or Google Sheets SpreadsheetPros:Highly customizable to fit exactly what data you want to track.No extra cost if you already have access to Microsoft Office or Google Workspace.Easy to share and collaborate with partners if you use Google Sheets.Cons:Can become cumbersome to manage as your portfolio grows.Lacks automated features like real-time updates or integration with banking systems.2.

I use mail merge on Microsoft Word to print mine on yellow line piper and the greeting card envelope as well.

He has Finance degree, was in Finance in downtown Seattle before going tech/Microsoft, has always been interested in real estate.

I use Microsoft Excel spreadsheets with one week at a time listed - very similar to just about every expense report I've submitted to an employer in the past.

Take addresses of these homes down and input into a database (Microsoft Access maybe?)

In the event the BUYER(s) do not elect to have such inspection or to so terminate within ten (10) days, the SELLER(s) and the Broker(s) are hereby released from liability relating to the defects in the premises which the BUYER(s) or BUYER(s)' consultants(s) could reasonably discover.My questions are:1) Do I have to use a form like this with the carbon copies, or can I make up my own form in Microsoft Word?