Please don't waste two months coming up with a name, designing cards, and picking the paper weight for your letterhead when you could be using that time more productively!

You can also waste a lot of time trying to create paper the no one else understands and you, yourself, forget what you originally intended to accomplish.

Many years ago I used a local paper called The Daily Commercial Recorder - •http://www.primetimenewspapers.com/dcr/Tax Appraisal Districts:In my area, the tax assessed values provided by the tax appraisal districts are frequently useless unless you understand your area.

What you'll find is that most of the theories are actually very persuasive on paper, but none have (and many cannot be) implemented in any way close to their ideological foundations.

I doubt they will ask you for the deed, but your corporate papers will be required.

Although most Guru books are not worth the paper their printed on, a few do offer some helpful information.

So much easier to deal with the papers, nuts and bolts.

Prospecting: Business cards, paper & pen.

I would not put it on paper that you are letting them work on anything.

A cheaper way to go if on a crawl space, is find the main stack under the toilet.