Card 1: Generic card that gives you 1%-1.5% back on all purchases.Card 2: Lowes (maybe also HD) card that gives you 5% off the purchase price.And after vendors who take credit cards quote you a price, ask if they can do better if you pay by check.

It's probably just a generic lease. 

It can be something generic like No modifications to the house with out written approval of the Landlord.

Not sure if this is something that would be a standard form by state, but there are lots of generic forms like this out there.

Lastly, the term "ARM" is very generic term. 

http://www.ksrevenue.org/forms-btreg.html Labor laws. http://www.dol.ks.gov/contact.html You don’t need to spend a bunch of money on junk generic guru courses, get familiar with the fed and state requirements, including CLP (commercial liability) and WC insurance.

Your Operating Agreement can have the details of your business - your name can be as generic as say...

Get a generic boiler plate contract that is state specific to where you are doing business.

So far, one tenant just renewed for their third year and the other just renewed for year 2.Once you have accepted an tenant, it has the option to get a generic lease from an affiliate for $30.00 or so.  

Hence, the ultra-generic name.