The title search you received is only worth the paper it's printed on. 

In 2019 I decided to make a bold move to seek income without an office full of employees, opportunity that will allow me to work from anywhere, and create equity that will provide income into retirement. 

One thing I'm going to have is a print out from the rental property calc here on BP with a property I've been analyzing and then just straight numbers.

Documents in evidence substantiate this fee arrangement.”and (bold & underlining mine)“In both Grier v.

When I would go to court I printed out the Tenant Ledger Sheet (History of their payments and what they were billed for, whether it was for damages they did, late rent, whatever it may be,) and I printed out their History from QuickBooks along with phone messages, left on my machine, letters I wrote them, their lease agreement and everything that transpired from the day they filled out an application to the day I had to go to court. 

It should take no more than 150 seconds to generate, print, sign, and scan to me.

I worked 16 to 18 hours a day in real estate, learning, searching for properties, printing marketing pieces, hand stamping hundreds of letters.

And that’s the IRS, the Government, a super creditor who can print money. 

So maybe you print your current niche onto labels that you can add to pamphlets, so that as your portfolio grows, you can still use the same pamphlet (potentially), and just update the text on the labels that describe your niche.

Keep before and after photos from their move in/move out, then do before and after photos of the countertop repair, do the repair, deduct from their deposit and move onI agree overall, but I specifically want to know the answers to the questions I put in bold/ital, reassurance that I'm correct on those things, which I assume I am.