The only thing I think I would do differently is to possibly provide a printed form of the documents...

If I were you I would figure out the responsibilities of the partners and the time they will devote to the business and then search for similar job offerings in your area and use that as a guideline, for example full time project superintendents in your area make between $35-$40 print out job listings and put in a file, and pay accordingly to the the time they plan to devote to the business.  

What matters is keeping your costs down.Once you choose a color ask the paint desk at The Home Depot to print an extra sticker for future reference.

Get professional - dont do things half waysolution - get business cards printed, nice "for rent" signs, build a great website, blog, and market your business.

As a financial advisor, you also cannot control the market and are even more highly regulated, so the only way to protect yourself is via comprehensive disclosures and disclaimers (see all the fine print at the bottom of any investment offering for an example). 

Literally print out the inspection report and go through your property grading it based off the inspection report they are going to use.

Congrats on being an early adopter, your system is paid off and printing cash while others are still calculating their payback period. 

More if you need MEP prints as well but try to find an architect who can include this in the price.  

so I worked the printing press in our garage after school and we went to  the YMCA and picked up the hobos  ( today would be homeless) paid them 10 dollars a day and a pack of smokes to walk door to door hanging them.. my dad would get 20 leads a week and within 6 months was number one in the company and within 2 years started his own and that was my upbringing.. worked from the bottom up.. 

@Anthony DooleyThat's a very bold general statement from someone on the opposite end of the country.