But when you click on the UV2 it has printed right on the front fo it.

There’s so many stipulations and fine print that they don’t even pay out on half the problems you encounter anyways .insurance is a huge ripoff but necessary

Buy from a metal building supplier who will give you engineered stamp prints.  

I paid a local lawyer for a basic lease state specific, and have a blank copy of it printed out that I have been taking notes on what things to change on it.

Trifold that was professionally designed and printed describing your services3. testimonials of past customers saying nice things about you.4.

Check your tenants military status, print that out.

Office supply stores are also very economical, you can design your own flyers and print them or you can have the store assist.

(Once my data is ready and priced, the 3,000 unit mail merge only takes a few minutes.)At the end, I have a pdf file with 6,000 pages (since it's a two-pages per owner) and that gets printed & mailed.That make sense?

If you are, then you can likely find the answer to your questions in the fine print within the lease. 

Only problem is that the engineer made a few REDLINES to the iJoists layouts that are ONLY on the jobsite prints, NOT on this ROGUE laminated copy from the lumber company...Guess which version the framers used to frame the second story floor???