They are very well written and emphasize what the resident needs to do to prevent and clean-up mildew and mold.Here is the form we use:DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION ON MOLD AND MOISTURE HAZARDS(Addendum to Rental Agreement)The Rental Agreement dated _________ between ____________________________ (Landlord) and _____________________________________________ (Tenant), of real property located at __________________________________________________, is hereby amended in include the following terms and conditions: “Disclosure of Information on Mold and Moisture Hazards.”

The 16th Amendment is valid.The 16th Amendment should be repealed.The FairTax.org should be adopted.

Take this all with a grain of salt... because I don't think anything will happen if at all until late October or so.6/10/2009--Introduced.Home Ownership Moves the Economy (HOME) Act of 2009 - Amends the Internal Revenue Code to: (1) extend the first-time homebuyer tax credit to all individuals who purchase a principal residence (currently, only first-time homebuyers as so defined); (2) extend such credit and the waiver of recapture requirements for such credit through 2010; and (3) repeal the limitation on such credit based on modified adjusted gross income.

The checks will have cleared by then (and I know they have *plenty* of cash in their checking account for this).I was also thinking that I could add into the Lease Agreement that tenant will start moving in two weeks before start of lease, and Landlord is waiving payment for that period... would such an amendment have any relevance to anything??

Thanks Marc, the lease actually says:"Tenant, without the prior written permission of the Landlord/Agent, will not remodel or make any structural changes, alterations, or additions to the Premises; will not wallpaper, paint or decorate; will not install, attach, remove or exchange appliances or equipment, such as air conditioning, heating, refrigerator or cooking units, will not drive nails or other devies into the walls or woodwork...The installation of television/radio dishes, antennae or cables, while not restricted by Landlord/Agent, as required by the FCC Telecommunications Act, as amended, shall not be installed, by Tenant, in any manner as to cause damage to the property. 

Mike - This is a VERY key question in all this, and while you may have meant it to be rhetorical, I think it's very important that everyone know the correct answer (as most don't): The Supreme Court has held in many cases that the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment applies to illegal aliens, and therefore they are protected under the Constitution while on U.S. soil.

I'd never had an overweight TSA agent stick his hand in my crotch.Yes, lower frequency does not make it right but the new norm is that the TSA is above 4th Amendment rights.

I would also issue a lease violation on the dog and if you are amenable to keeping the dog amend the lease to include the pet fee.

But I know that solo 401(k) plans have to be amended every now and then for new or changing IRS/DOL provisions otherwise they lose their tax qualified status.

If the lease doesn't spell it out you may want to get an amendment or add the proper language to the next lease.