This should also be in your lease language.

So in regards to the occupancy requirement, after reading the language on a few sites, it looks like there is a misconception of the occupancy period.

I love how the single guests have to point their conversations towards data (also my love language) and I understand what the other commenters are saying "bring on Kathy, Jamil, Henry, and James!"

English is obviously not my native language, so I apologize for any mistakes in advance.Date: XXXTO:XXX(property address)FROM:Tatyana XXXOwner of the house (address)resides at:XXX (my address and phone numbers)Dear Tenants,This is to notify you that starting October 14th, 2011 K. is no longer a Property Manager of the house you are leasing in according with Rental Agreement of 30th of August, 2011.Starting October 14th, 2011 all communication, payments and other issues in regards to the above stated house are going through me.If you have any questions or need any additional information please feel free to call me or e-mail me at XXXX.Thank you,Tatyana XXXI do have an eviction attorney recommended by my co-workers, no problems here.

The answer to that may be "yes" even if the agreement doesn't contain that specific language, but it certainly wouldn't hurt. 

The first place to look is how the note itself was written, a good set of docs would have covered these situations in the doc language itself

@Mary EubanksThe key language in this revision is, "except as disclosed in this contract".

Being able to understand the tax, mortgage and the other language in this business has been an amazing asset.

I was considering putting that listing in the BP marketplace as well with additional language expressing my urgency to sell the place.

In the CA RE contract, that's the standard language it states.