The latter I use to scan documents with my phone's camera along with keeping digital copies of everything.The only paper that I have is building plans and a notebook I use to scratch notes into. 

I've seen/heard of too many cases where someone gets injured in a rental and then goes after the owner's personal assets.2) Part of making the LLC legitimate is to make sure both on paper and in practice- that it is separate from you.

Before I even broke ground my home was appraised at $161,000 on paper.

Also read any papers carefully to make sure you're not giving up any rights if you choose to participate. 

Changed my strategies, & revamped my business models to be ULTRA-conservative.Here’s where I started taking my new outlook on life into a plan, by writing down my NEW business onto a sheet of paper.

I typed up a "handwritten letter" and printed it out on yellow pad paper.

I was wondering if anyone can share how they organize the mountain of paper receipts during a renovation?

Contact us today is too passive and doesn't say what relief I'm getting if I do call Nice layout overall.

We've been looking around that area for a few months and it's the best deal cosmetically and on paper by about $20K (again, using MLS numbers and not wholesaling, REO, or any of the other great strategies used by folks on BP). 

So if I don't expect much paperwork for a company (like ZEP paper products) then I just throw them into the miscellaneous folder (for ZEP I would file into XYZ - misc.)- Finally, within each folder I organize chronologically with the newest ones in front.The reason I do it the way I describe above is because I'm usually looking for something for a specific company and I have some clue about when it happened.