You'll also notice that every page has to be initialed, even the signature page. 

@Wayne Brooks @Bill S.I am in the same situation to the T except for that the person I had organizing and working on the flip did not have any license during the projects we have done, but now has a handyman's license, and also, there are no contracts, only bids, with no signatures by either party.

When signing such a lease,  your signature would need a legend likeYour Signature / {agent or owner} of DBA name Thanks for the info.Paper disclosure is good enough. 

They only charge a small $2 ACH transaction fee which either you can pay or the tenants can pay (autopay options, even pay with credit card), features a maintenance portal, background screening options, expenses, report sheets, signature system for lease agreements/notices, essentially all the features you could want.I've saved well over $20k in the past 5 yrs by self-managing.

A petition was submitted with the require signatures to put the item on the ballot. 

The city council had banned STRs once before and later folded when enough signatures were gathered to place it on a ballot.  

Offers were signed via docusign, final documents at closing, I had to get a lawyer locally to go through the documents and witness my signature and in the area where the property was located (different province). 

I tried looking for a form on BiggerPockets which would state that all subcontractors have been given a safety meeting and with their signature, they were no longer allowed to sue the company if something were to happen.

Everyone has their own niche, rules/business plan that is their key to success.Another great resource is individual signatures.

bank of america signature card does 0% 12 months and if you charge on it there are no fees,  so this even gets around the 3% balance transfer fee.