Approved plans will tell for sure, but this is all up to your local governing body's interpretation. 

Most renters seem to expect it and I like the fact that I have another body in the rental once a quarter.

I'd ask them to notarize it or scan/photograph a copy of their ID's for added protection.

You get proof it was delivered, because the mail person just scans it when they put it in the box.  

No flinch, no body language will tell you a lot as well.Tips from the states. 

You may need to scan it into into your computer as a PDF, then it's simple to type in what you need to using a PDF editing software.Here in Texas, you can go to the Texas Real Estate Commission website and download all the forms the Realtors use for free.  

He went to body shop and got a quote, and the quote include roof damages and upper hood damages.  

Alcohol is expensive and damages your body / brain. 

An LLC is governed by it's Operating Agreement.The body of law surrounding corporations is quite vast (going back hundreds of years) and generally there is wide familiarity with this entity type.  

I only spend about 2-3 hours per week managing my managers but spend a considerable amount of time reading books, scanning the MLS, and looking at neighborhoods.