Check the local big box stores for closeouts, or sales on countertops.

There is also a portal that you can share with your tenant and you can store documents of your choice.  

Groundwater at the rear of the house is leaking into the house on a regular basis nowadays.

Its a nice neighborhood, they built some of the homes in the late 60's, the street its on was a cul-de-sac and then they added another phase in the 90's and turned this street into a regular street, so most of the homes on the street are 90's homes and they're are pretty well kept.

When I was 18 my boss told me that I'd need credit soon, that I should start by filling out applications for  a store card or two, Visa, M/C & Amex.

If it works and you want to keep it as a perk for a future tenant, store it, but that could cost you in moving and storage fees.

They should have a store and anyone can go in and buy the form.

@Joel Owens can confirm this as he does this regularly.

He sold a good chunk of his life for just under 18 cents a day in order to buy some junk from an after market car parts store.

Fivverr.com is one I use regularly.