You would likely need to provide a print showing whats proposed and where the wetlands are, for the record of the work, and possibly attain a wetlands permit.

@Jonathan Johnson I just went through the process of becoming licensed and there's a lot of "start up fees" such as test fees, new licensee fees, office fees, pre-licensing course, finger printing fees, realtor dues, marketing expenses, MLS dues, continuing education requirements, ect and let me tell you.. it all adds up.  

There is even a Set-up Wizard that will take you step-by-step on how to use an excel spreadsheet and Word to print a more personalized message on your letters or postcards.

Some might not be comfortable doing that, so they make sure that the document basically has "attorney approved" which an attorney would actually place their name on the contract at the bottom in fine print.

Don't Signed up for nothing, Don't Spend any money on Books about it, learn how to market it make a killer presentation, go on Linkdein reach out to many guys send them your projects if its any good trust me they will be interested, I worked for Walton Street Capital, Private equity a few years, Many deals were done like that or a guy in the subway etc, It takes a good idea, Your in New York were a lot on them are HQ, so if your not shy go in print out your presentation know your numbers, take any proven projects you have and sit at there lobby, It Works.

The court clerk will sell that to you for the price of printing it, a few bucks.

What is IGNITE and BOLD?

I’m the type of person who looks into the fine print and has the grit to push through to make something happen; I understand real estate is a challenging, long-term game and I’m comfortable with that.Questions and challenges: Should I look into down payment assistance and use the money from my father to improve a property/force appreciation instead?

Then you can either hand-write or print a letter and send it to the updated list.

QuickBooks has a feature to where you can upload your leases and info in the clouds as well.Rent Rolls are easy to print out in QuickBooks especially using QuickBooks Pro or Accountant 2016 and up.