Or, do I fill out the same form that they used spelling out my terms?

I used Renee Buckhoff (not sure about last name spelling).

In this blog post:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/07/12/general-solicitation-accredited-investors-winners-and-losers/#comment-130748Made this statement: Other structures that are not a security include a member managed LLC, a Tenet in Common ownership structure, and a debt obligation that is not fictionalized.I commented: I’m assuming that spell check screwed up again and what was meant was: “not fractionalized” meaning pooling of investors onto one note.This is a complete surprise to me and my Reg D understanding.

And sorry about the spelling and everything I'm offshore on my phone lol.

I have an insurance section in my lease where I clearly spell out that the only insurance is on the property itself and not the renters contents.

The agreement should clearly spell out each party's exit strategy if it doesn't work.Perhaps make her generate a business plan??

On my contracts I clearly spell out which title company we'll be using.

Had they had the agreement spelled out in the beginning, it would have stopped the problems.

The tenant should be under a normal lease, for which you could evict, while the RTO contract spells out the terms of purchase.

Taylor Green in my state/county, if it is spelled out explicitly in the lease it is acceptable.