I send out between 5k-7k letters a month..I have a bulk mailing permit from USPS..So it cost me roughly $300 per 1000 letters mailed...I print my own letters ( not yellow letters) I use simple white copy paper.

I am curious how this would play out:The original Offer is signed by Member A of New LLCThe Operating Agreement submitted with Offer only shows Member ANew LLC is sold to Member B by selling the membership interest of Member AAt closing, Member B shows up to sign on behalf of New LLCWhat type of paper trail is required for this transaction so that the closing attorney doesn't blow a gasket trying to reconcile all the parties involved??

It's a "paper" that is published and contains all legal filings and notices. 

Many of the older vinyl floor tiles and any associated paper-like backing, mastic, adhesive or glue, may contain asbestos.

We've had bottle caps, other metal objects, paper (its not a shedder, but some don't get that concept and thing anything can go in the disposal)  bottles, dirty diapers, non disposable wiped, female product, paint, motor oil, chemicals, gasoline, trupentine, paint thinner, kerosine........

A $500 house is just an expensive paper weight.IN appears to be a different story...again, as long as you have good boots on the ground.  

(Carpet, ceiling fans, dishwashers,garbage disposals, towel racks)

The profit is only on paper and unless you can turn it, that's the only place you'll see it.

Just saw in the paper today that unemployment in the metro area has fallen again and is at its lowest level in over six years (13th lowest jobless rate among the 49 largest metros in the US).

Sit down, put the numbers down on paper.