We have a special sheet of paper that explains just late fees.

If the kids get out of the tub with no towel, the water runs down from the joint of the wall and floor and destroys the ceiling below. 

My printer is not the most advanced in the world so it jammed up a few times b/c the paper was so small, but it was worth it.I would pull the lispendens list for a specific area and I put out 20-30 a day.

without knowing anything i am going to reccomend you change it all becuase you are already doing it and its cheap.1) go buy a handle remover and a stem valve socket wrench, and a valve sea wrench. also get a towel and phillips.2) Turn off the water to your house and the hotwater outflow on the waterheater. then turn on the sink.3)use the handle removers and phillips to take off handles. you may need to remove the plastic cover to get access to the screw.4) remove both or all 3 stem valves, you need to find out who the manufacturer ie. pricefister, and buy a valve stem replacement kit (20 bucks).5) replace the seats with the valve seat wrench and then the valve stems. then put the handles back on and your done!

If you'd ever like to come by my office, we can look at the area together and run some numbers through the BP calculators to weigh the pros and cons of deals in that area on paper.  

I would have to say it sounds like a great idea on paper but also consider that you have to know exactly what each potential partner wants out of the deal. 

There is a profound difference between Keene, and say Claremont or Newport, even if they seem similar on paper."

Sign the paper work on the internet.

(In other words, how do I keep all of this legal on paper?)

Is it worthwhile to get the papers they advertise in?