Data Storage - I would like the ability to store tenant-assessable documents like house rules, parking/laundry/trash info and instructions, etc.

BTW, I do exactly this, giving my broker instructions to ignore posers and lookie-loos w/o solid documented buyer capability, when selling property through a broker.

The SELLERS dictate in their instructions that they ONLY want a "purchase agreement,"  and "addendum."

Then let it air out before you put back into the unit. 3) putting out glue boards to check how many are caught to check progress4) lastly, 1-2 weeks after last spraying, put out combat roach killing gel (must follow the instructions)Good luck!

As to your question, my future father in law works in New York Department of Sanitation, and says they are instructed to take signs down if they see them.

There will be instructions on my website that outline options for returning applications (in-person, by mail, and by email). 

Basically doing their job for them.Would you ask your attorney to send you all of the relevant case law so you can pore through it in order to instruct him/her on how to prepare your legal strategy?  

(A good property manager would not let tenants move in without confirming the utilities have changed names)If the bill belongs to the tenants, and you have security deposit, instruct PM to take it out of the Security.

They should be able to provide instructions for application.

Landlord says they haven't paid, you look at tenant and ask them what's going on, tenant pulls out there instruction flyer from the tenants rights organization and says "I have an application in for rental assistance".