Wow, a grand, it's usually boilerplate might take 5 minutes to find it, 5 minutes to print it, 10 minutes to fill it in, 10 minutes to sign it, 2 minutes to notarize it and maybe $2 to mail it to the Recorder of Deeds or you could take it there and file it.

Lastly, form 1099 printed from the IRS website CANNOT be used so you must get the pre-printed forms somewhere; I go directly to the nearby IRS field office since it is less than 1/2 hour from me; you can also request blanks from the IRS and they will send them to you for free if you are willing to wait for the forms to come.

I am waiting to print any cards, post cards, etc. until I decide what my phone number is going to be so that I can buy in bulk to save money rather than just buying a few with a temporary phone number.

I wouldn't waste my time with newspaper print or really even online.

I still write out checks by hand, even though I have QuickBooks that can print them out.

I went to his home with my computer's calculations and was going had an Offer To Purchase pre-printed in my hand.

So with delayed financing is their some fine print that says all money I use to do the rehab has to be my own cash?

When I was a real estate agent print ads and direct mail ads did not do so well for me. 

Also, pay attention to the fine print when you use the VA loan. 

You have to prove that you did in fact try to rent the apartment ie show ad clippings from the news paper, printed craigslist ads that show the date of the posting, show the list of apartment showings you had, etc.