CC's have a ton of fine print!

You can print out the correspondence and put it in her tenant file.

Seller, once you repair your house it will be worth around 120K based off this printed off analysis that I'm really good at because I'm a trained Real Estate Agent, but actually, that information aside I'm willing to give you 32K cash for your house and can close in 3 weeks.  

I have a full color postcard created and printed through VistaPrint that lets the recipient know that I know they have their house on the market for sale.

Leases:  You can add a define field in the tenant file to include when the lease expires and have it show up on all documents.You can type a form via Microsoft Word, covert it to QuickBooks and have it ready to print out any time you want.The same way with marketing. 

Both you and the tenants should bring your copy of the move-in inspection report {Note: print off an extra as the tenants invariable have misplaced their copy}.  

I read it which prompted me to pull out one of my loan docs and read the fine print on interest calculation and it matches the article's explanation of a simple interest loan.

But make sure the two affected tenants realize that their clothing etc need to be treated by them and print out the procedures for them.

At the end of the year, I print out the schedule-e helper and it provides me a single page picture of everything I need for taxes. 

I can only relay one experience with an auction...I was the listing agent of a bank-owned property that was taken off the market because it didn't sell and was sent to auction.The opening bid was extremely low but the fine print on the auction house website read that final bids were subject to bank approval.