So navy blue is probably your best choice.For example:Step 2:Page two should be your table of contents listed in bullet form:• Company History• Why my Company• Business Plan(which would include projections and strategy)• ConclusionStep 3:Once all of this is done, re-read, have someone else double check and then re-read again, do spell check.

You do both contracts at the same time, the lease, and then the Option to Purchase Agreement that spells out all the terms. 

This spells MOTIVATED to me.  

So you need to spell out in the JV Agreement terms of listing the house at 95% of comps, paying sales commissions, etc).

Our properties are in Chicago and we have a very detailed Landlord-Tenant Ordinance which essentially spells everything out.

I'd fire the electrician who replaced the circuit breaker and get a spell check program:).

This is clearly spelled out in the move out instructions.

A mistake is made in the search, due to mis-indexing, mis-spelling, or just plain human error, and a lien is missed and not listed on the search for court confirmation, therefore it is NOT on the list and NOT wiped out.c. 

I've seen some that have a live link and some that spell out their website name.

They should pay them even if not spelled out in your lease.