Basically, we are printing money by adding square footage. 

I never agreed to this, unless they snuck it into some fine print I signed at closing.

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.

Here are some things experience has made me add to the fine print.1.

Although I'm sure we all do this mentally I was considering developing one in print to go along with spreadsheets to make sure there isn't anything overlooked when considering a property. 

Triplex (two structures) with a large foot print. 

Solid color wall, add a print for some interest, monochromatic modern feel to your walls and floor, add some texture and color with a dramatic light feature for some added elegance.

@Jeff Bisgier insurance and an umbrella policy will not help you if you are sued. read the fine print.

Print them out give to her either way when you call and meet face to face TODAY.Its always better to handle problems OUTSIDE the court system

As Jason Lee mentions the comps you provide (in hand, printed) will help give the appraiser confidence that the price they’re giving isn’t unrealistic, and hence they won’t get questioned about it by supervisors or homeowners