Re: Blumberg Paper - Landlord Forum thread

Re: Blumberg Paper by NY-LL on July 18, 2012 @14:20

Okay, thanks for that information ...
The lease agreement can be printed on standard 8-1/2 x 11 paper of legal sized 8-1/2 x 14 paper. There are no special paper type requirements, as long as the content is legal and abides by state law. For professional reasons, it should not be double-sided.

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Re: Blumberg Paper by Anonymous on July 18, 2012 @15:28	[ Reply ]

Thank you so much!

Re: Blumberg Paper by OK-LL on July 18, 2012 @17:45	[ Reply ]

Just curious, what "professional reasons" could there be not to print the lease double-sided?

Re: Blumberg Paper by NY-LL on July 18, 2012 @18:35	[ Reply ]

All court documents are required to be on one-side with the exception of prepared forms that are two-sided. The court and legal protocol state that all legal documents meet standard specifications in legal format, paper size, margins, page numbering, and professional business detail. The double-sided legal documents and paperwork is more difficult to read, copy, facsimile, reference, scan, etc. There are exceptions made, sometimes, for extremely large documents of twenty (20+) pages, in order to conserve file space.

Re: Blumberg Paper by Anonymous on July 18, 2012 @22:28	[ Reply ]

I don't plan for my lease to go to court; maybe you should screen your tenants better (love it when posters give that snappy little piece of advice).

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Re: Blumberg Paper by Anonymous on July 19, 2012 @14:23	[ Reply ]

So my four page lease which has very little margin an no page numbers is illegal? (numbers on clauses denotes what the sequence is)

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