@Kyle SkinnerIMO you should go through the exercise of organizing materials SKU # and laborprice per square foot or what ever measurement once.

things is prospective sellers literally print it out to show their home is worth a million bucks.. just cuz Zestimate said so (nowadays when i check, it says unavailable 9 times out of 10 even when they are wielding their printout or smartphone screenshot)

All tenant files and unit keys are kept in a secure area, locked.We enter financial data from bank statements/check carbons, credit cards statements and mortgage statements into Quicken and print out financial reports for our tax professional as needed.

The property was advertised as separate utilities and all tenants pay their own utilities (I have this printed and saved electronically).  

I lived in California and closed 22 deals in Atlanta without ever setting foot.  

I then bought a commercial lot for 17k and held onto it a few years then sold it for 55k owner financed..I never stepped foot on any of the land I just had to do paperwork.

I then bought a commercial lot for 17k and held onto it a few years then sold it for 55k owner financed..I never stepped foot on any of the land I just had to do paperwork.

It's easier for people to accurately read it off the postcard that way.If whatever source you use for the addresses gives you ZIP+4 codes, and you print them on your mailings, maybe ask people to give you that. 

When it comes to exclusions and small print, warranty contracts say a claim can be denied for lack of maintenance, improper maintenance, improper installation, pre-existing problems, code violations and numerous other reasons.Warranties are typically purchased by home sellers or their real estate agents to avoid lawsuits if something breaks in the first year.

. $.32*5000= $1600 I plan to get the list and then print labels using my home laser printer.