And finally it says that you can advertise the property and/or your contract by way of: 1) signage on the property; 2) electronic or print; 3) listing it on the MLS.

. #3 Direct mail is a hard route imo, it's not the costs of the printing, but the cost of the postage that is the biggest problem.

The most important element in such transactions is the indemnity from the seller... is it worth the paper it's printed on?

When the claims come in, the investor begins to understand that the fine print often protects the insurer from many of the claims that are experienced. 

what I would do is choose a rent collection method, type a letter describing the new way to pay and how to pay it (describe when it’s due and when it’s considered late, what’s the late fee, check only, no cash, any pertinent info), print it out, find an on site property manager, have him/her post that notice on every tenants’ door, then watch the money come in.

Thanks guys for the replies.I actually printed out letters because I'm targeting around 88 units.

Right now, with the Fed printing Trillions of Dollars which devalues your Dollars...Cash is Trash.

You and your attorney to 'read the fine print' to understand the terms of the sale.Another reason to be hesitant is the title issues.

I just downloaded The lease agreement from my pro membership and printed a copy for my first rental property that will be occupied next week.The agreement looks good except I don’t see anything about smoking and I would like to specifically exclude that.Is that something that is commonly done?

Send a mailer WITH a website on it, go tot he mall print a polo with a logo on it wear it and take a picture.