I wanted to find out if anybody on BP used a rules and regulations booklet or print out in addition to their Lease to manage their tenants.

Every time I think I'm going to slip one by uncle sam there's some fine print lol...Any other recommendations to reduce my taxable income when purchasing a new property?

I wouldn't lend to Uncle Sam either as He is practically defaulting by printing money indefinitely.I'd buy real assets so that I can pay my clients a reasonable rate to match at least the inflation.

On the other hand, you can also go with concessions like buy 12, pay 11 months. . .and in the small print, put 12th month free with renewal.Give it a shot,Tevis

This could go on for days.To add to this or to give an example, I have advertised in national print media.

Could I just print that off and show them?

This would involve a separate lawsuit, judgment, and collection (i.e. a mess) and it might not work.Depending on the existence or availability of any personal assets, personal guarantees are often not worth the paper they’re printed on.

Questions like; was the job finished on time, did the company go over on their bid, how much experience does the installer themselves have (journeymen or 3rd year apprentice and higher would ultimately be best).Knowing square footage and/or having prints available if you go into an office can reduce time spent in the unit, which can reduce overall costs.

You could put your full application online and allow them to print it out and bring it completed to the showing.

Again, very out of date and compliance (as well as out of print).