And you can edit it, if you want to tweak something.  

I do plan to tweak mine at some point to include a few things I am interested in- length of lease desired and more info on their employment and reasons for moving, for now I just work those questions into the conversation.  

It's when you have a tenant complaint, a fire, or code violation and your inspections are not up to date, then it comes out that you're not in compliance and they hit you with a bigger bat.They may tweak the inspector requirement to a licensed inspector, you can look for that lobby to bounce in.

Uncollected rent is probably gone.Get possession, CYA, get it re-rented and consider tweaking your lease agreement terms as well as asking for a co-guarantor, where possible, in future.

Obviously, the contract would need a little tweaking to accommodate such things but that is not all that hard.  

You could just tweak it and delete the first section about insurance being required:http://powerassoc.com/z-Sample-Lease-Paperwork/Ren...

You need to have a conversation with your rental agency to see what type of background check she did on this particular tenant and how she verified her data, and tweak the process if necessary.Best of luck-Ravi

You might be able to tweak it:http://deanofstudents.utexas.edu/lss/downloads/for...These books are great. 

Laws get tweaked every year and your local divorce/injury/criminal/bankruptcy attorney is not going to be on top of it.

@Tzvi Balsam Thanks for the calculations but I'm gonna have to tweak fews things on there greatly appreciated though.Sue K.