For that reason we usually recommended landlords keep the water in their name or request a duplicate copy of the bill so they could keep tabs on it.

Feel free to use, copy, edit as it suits your purposes:https://docs.google.com/forms/...Hit "Make a copy" to continue (you must have a Google account to make this work). 

I copied and pasted the appropriate section and texted it to him.

Until a couple of days ago, so I reached out to them in an e-mail and asked for them to email me a copy and where had they mailed the original to?

Figured I would drop off my copy of 'Set for Life' by one Mr.

Hello I have been searching for Ray Alcorns Dealmakers Guide to Commercial Real Estate and was wondering if anyone had a copy of it they are willing to sell.

I used it before, to make a few calls here and there, but the only thing is that it take a little bit of time when you have to type address and copy and paste.

You should get a copy of the leases ASAP.  

Sometimes it’s as simple as providing them a copy of the lease with contact info for you and the tennant and a written statement from tennant saying they agree to be bound by cc&r’s or that owner agrees to be responsible for all violations. 

Do we both essentially sign that I paid them for services rendered- So I keep a copy?