We've found standard lease documents from a NW advocacy group that is more inline with what we'd expect to use.

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They are an advocacy group in Nashville that has already been through this. 

It's a group of landlords whose mission is education of and advocacy for landlords.

But the consumer advocacy team has confirmed that they located the loan and It was purged in 2018 which is why customer service cannot see It.

It's not reasonable to imply that it also created the ability to materially change the condition of the property and not inform you of that when the lease was signed.I'd definitely reach out to a tenant advocacy group of some sort.

There are lots of tenant advocacy groups and attorneys on this issue here.

My advice would be to sort this out with the help of a tenant advocacy organization in your area.

But at the end of the day we all come up with completely different opinions using the exact same numbers and data (for the most part).http://www.occ.ca/advocacy/ontario-economic-update...http://www.conferenceboard.ca/press/newsrelease/15...The numbers here make me confident in my market for the long haul.