I'm printing at home with labels, paper and envelope figure another $0.10- $0.13 All in around $0.60 per piece.Here are is a bullet list of major questions to ask of sellers that I put together:1) How did you hear about me/us?

I print out the end of year totals, in an easy to read cover page for my accountant, with attached receipts and documents.

I guess that is the only thing that I am worried about because I am a self starter and going to REI clubs and marketing would not be a problem what so ever for me, it would be the fine print like that.

What are your thoughts of a local print house?

Good rule of thumb, your license number and a disclaimer should be on absolutely everything that you send out in print and digitally.

You can have them sent to you any time for free or you can buy them on ebay for about $1 each.They can really add up after a while.I wouldn't buy the 20% off coupons because they are fake and you may have issues using them.They were originally given out for Christmas 06 for use by employees and expired in 07 but people have scanned them, altered expiration dates, and print them out and sell them.

I agree it's nice to have a name that makes it clear what your business does, but you can also have a really creative name (or a really generic or even boring name) and then just ensure anywhere you post/print the name that you include a tagline that tells what you do.   

. :)   I set my tenants up on Cozy.co, or I print off some bank deposit tickets so they can take their rent straight to the bank...

Get business cards printed with your logo and contact information.  

HACK: What we did in the flip days was we printed the photos of the tiles and pasted on the FLOORS or the WALLS in each bathroom.