Hopefully you have some good language about mold in your lease to fall back on.

my grandmothers friend decided to go with them, and the gentleman Marcus used foul language with my grandmothers friend, told her she will never amount to nothing, used the F word and the list goes on. this happened last week!!.

IF the lease doesn't include language for automatic renewal, then it would default to being automatically terminated if neither party takes action. 

(And look out for any language in the original contract that may say something along the lines of “no promises made outside of this document may be enforceable.”)I have nothing to sell you.

If they didn't, the seller could foreclose.So, you could either:1) Buyout the middleman with cash and assume existing LC2) Write a new LC with the middleman and leave the existing LC in place, but include language that requires proof of payment to the underlying LC.

"Letter of intent" sounds like it'll have uncertain language in it.

You have a very detailed breakdown of initial move-in expenses (but you didn't fill out what was received), but then you don't include a detailed breakdown of recurring charges.Your late fee language is completely wrong.

I found this by "googling" recon trust na in order to uderstand a letter I received, the language of whichildren is ALSO unintelligible to the common mortal. 

Surprisingly, I got one as recently as this May that still had this “6%” as standard language.

I am NOT a realtor and I found it was not easy to find a realtor who can speak my language.