If you don't spell it out for the tenant, they won't think anything about it and will follow the directions on the package and flush them.

I know the town fairly well and consider one of the city's oldest and largest developers a close friend (and stay at her home near Santa Barbara when in the area).If you are merely looking for udeas in what to do with the land as an owner/developer trying to attract a JV partner/builder, then spell out what you have as the prior poster requested.If you are trying to attract something more, then upgrade your membership to Pro and post in the marketplace section.

Please bare with spelling and grammar its  5 30 am here in Charlotte.Alex

From these cases, and from the letter of the statute, I would be leery of rating electric service unless the rating is explicitly spelled out in the lease.

You may need to spell most of the name to get the one you want. :)

Have great contracts where you spell out when rent is due and what happens if not paid (i.e., eviction proceedings begin on the 6th).

Just make sure that it is clearly spelled out in the lease agreement.

As long as it was spelled out clearly in writing regarding why she lost some of the deposit in the time frame according to your state law (in Ohio it has to be on or before 30 days after end of lease or else tenant may be entitled to double the deposit), which I assume you did, then you have nothing to worry about.

It should spell out all of their fees- the "percentage" will just be part of the equation.

Let me spell out the deal so there's no confusion. 1.