I can definitely assist here on the forums if you have any questions.If you spell out the general terms and numbers of your deal; I can assist here by giving you examples.

Don't take this the wrong way, but spelling the word "access" incorrectly in two different forms isn't going to make me very likely to break the law for you, especially when it is the primary concern of your post.

Thank goodness my spell check is trustworthy.:)

Google it.As for who pays what, it should be spelled out in the contract(s).

Regarding time frame and intent, the HUD form 9548D, Individual Owner-Occupant Certification clearly spells out terms and conditions of the contract: I/We ... submit this offer to purchase the property located at ... as an owner-occupant purchaser.

You can emphasize that a lease would benefit her by spelling out her rights and your obligations and responsibilities as a landlord.  

Bank comes back with acceptance of offer, but in doing so, sends a multiple page addendum which spells out all kinds of terms to the contract which over rides the original PSA (purchase and Sales Agreement). banks are so busy (and foolish) that even though I offered a 0 day inspection, there addendum ends up coming back with a 17 day, 10 day, or minimum 7 day inspection clause for buyer.

This role is spelled out in your Operating Agreement.

Shanequa the reason the insurance might not ask is they specifically do not cover aluminum wiring in their policy.Don't ASSUME your insurance will cover it unless spelled out for sure in writing.People get nice little surprises when they go make a claim on their policy.

I get calls off yard signs, but more qualified calls from Craigslist where I spell out the qualifications.