I am a dog owner as well, and no matter how sweet my dog is (lab retriever), if he gets out or damages anything, that's me that needs to pay for it.

You create the lease online, archive it online, and retrieve at renewal time.

Per what you mention in this thread...What's the most efficient means of tracking down/retrieving that info from current & future SEC filings?

I’m retrieving the mortgage docs later today to make sure the $70k isn’t just a 2nd mortgage.

That way, you'll be able to tell if your tenant comes home and retrieves it.If your tenant answers the door, hand him the "Pay or Quit" notice. 

Nobody has ever contacted us later to try & retrieve their belongins.

Is it possible for a realtor (buyer or seller's agent) to retrieve old emails from past realtors under the same brokerage firm (different subdivisions) and share them with buyers?

Here is my hypothetical- what if my tenants aren't home again to sign for this letter and they do not pick up the letter after receiving the notice to retrieve the letter at the local post office?

The apt agrees to end our one year lease but only we sign the NDA which basically tries to shut us up to inform others, and without admitting mold issues, and without committing reasonable compensations, such as for our belongings lost which we can't retrieve back.

I just knew that I had to organize those creative concepts so that when the time came to negotiate a deal, I had a "Go To Place" to retrieve those creative concepts.My fear was that I would forget to use a needed creative technique to put together an offer.