When we send a notice of non-renewal, it is written by our attorneys so it contains very strong language about what happens if they aren't out by the deadline.

Do you use vague language about "Financial Independence"  or would you just tell it like it is to make sure others understand your specific goal? 

If he passes the application requirements, I would add language in the lease that deals with the deposit and any other issues that adding a roommate could cause, such as the possibility of them breaking up.

We use DealMachine and love it, but no apps for driving for dollars work if you can't follow up, you don't have a framework for response, and if you just send out the same boring language everyone else does.

Whatever language that ends up being should probably be in your emails and other correspondence as a disclaimer well.

He ended up modifying language from a residential lease, so can't be of much help on the lease.

If you have a mortgage, and haven't already investigated it, check to see the language. 

The language in both markets is often used interchangeably. 

Again, the specific language of the contract will dictate what they have to do in that case. 

Hi @Sharon McKey, without seeing the actual listing agreement language it's impossible to answer that question for sure.