I'm assuming your lease has this spelled out but it seems common to list out how much notice is given (12 hours, 24 hours, etc.) as well as the situations where no notice is given (such as where property damage is imminent, like what you've described).

Don't leave when the lease is up, fine, our existing lease spells out the new rent amount (50% higher).

They will spell out exactly what you can and cannot qualify for.

It's spelled so many different ways.

Usually you will have to come up with 3-6 months of insurance and property taxes and your lender can spell all of that out for you. 

Buyer will require Seller to reasonably cooperate to achieve the desired rezoning, and the intended use will often be spelled out in the contract.

You can also form an LLC to hold title and have the arrangement spelled out in the Operating Agreement.

I’ll try again with different spelling. 

They are usually both surprised and excited...To learn that they could have been investing all along.For many people I talk to...Picking the market is their very next step.If this is true for you, this post is going to spell out exactly how to go about doing that.I got started by investing in Nashville around 2014.I knew nothing about picking markets.I just happened to live there.The properties I bought appreciated a huge amount over the years after I bought them.But, Nashville quickly became too expensive to continue to invest in.I had to branch out to a new market.I picked a couple surrounding cities in TN, and bought a dozen or so properties in those markets.But within a year or two, those areas became too expensive as well.Then I went down into Huntsville, Alabama and got some deals done there.

Spelling out the real world example for them would help them understand there's more options available. my fundamental questions are:1.