I've tried every way in the world to fix it:  print to PDF, digital sign / save /send, snapshot JPG to Word (which is unreadable).The only thing I know to do now is to print it, sign it, scan it, email it.Any other solutions that I could try?  

Of course the good aspect of the L.A market is that when prices appreciate they historically have appreciated pretty rapidly.

I love all of them, Loveland was a small city that in the past few years has been growing rapidly.

The first comment says it all"Chicago is losing population overall, but it's a huge City, and the neighborhoods that are adding apartments are growing rapidly in both population and jobs.

Rents are getting pretty dang high and cities may try and attempt to mitigate the evil gentrification by trying to stifle rapidly increasing rents.  

I just purchased a number of homes in an area where housing prices were low and I believe to see within the next two-three years rapid appreciation ( part covid part minimum wage hikes in NY state ) 

A couple of thoughts about your question- To be honest, I wouldn't expect very rapid capital gains in Japan going forward, certainly nothing like the runup we've seen since 2009-2012 levels (assuming you aren't doing any kind of value add on the property).

Louis (2.9) and four at 3.0, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Indianapolis and Kansas City."

It's in the city of Cedar Rapids.

About four years ago I noticed the neighborhood rents were going up rapidly and the credit of my tenants was outstanding (6-figure incomes and flawless credit).