In fact in my jurisdiction every term lease converts automatically to a M2M at the end of the term with exactly the same lease language.

But you've got to practice and get your body language down. 

I found some legal language I implemented into our month to month lease agreement which basically stated, any guest staying longer than 2 weeks in any 6 month period will be considered a tenant and subject to a $50.00 per week "guest fee."

It’s like speaking different languages so just because you do residential you cannot or should not do commercial.  

For a new LLC, most attorneys have boilerplate language so they just change the names and boom, the paperwork is done. 

We can ask them to give us a 6-12 week grace period, so i'll find out what they have to say.Sorry Diana, the language is a little confusing.

The documents an experienced attorney write up for you will include language that will protect you.

Some banks will include language about "code violations" as a default, they don't know if there are any or not, but if there are they just dont want anything to do with it.

I dug deeper and the language is clear as a bell, and has opinions from Lawyers at both Wisconsin Realtors Association, and National Association of Realtors.

NC happens to have some interesting language in their laws about lender licensing requirements.