Given that most native-born Americans can't even spell "amortization," what are the odds that these immigrant ESL families really understood what they were signing?

I spell it out in my leases, such as the below: Additional appliances included at Property include: __refrigerator_____________________.

However, the lease doesn't explicitly state spell out terms of rental /eviction terms like the lease my old PM provided.

Target industries include IT/data, logistics/warehousing and advanced manufacturing.South Bend being a college town with several Universities/Colleges (Notre Dame obviously being the largest one) creates student housing opportunities for approximately 20,000 plus students among all the institutions.All this spells opportunity and many out of town, out of state and even international investors have and continue to try and claim their stake.As indicated by @Immanuel Price and @Aaron Linden the University of Notre Dame in partnership with the City of South Bend has contributed a lot to the revitalization of the City that is bringing new jobs and the need for new housing.

Sometimes I can't find a person on the assessor website because the assessor's office has the street name arranged a certain way that you have to play around with excluding the direction in the address, the abbreviations or making sure your spelling correct.

That is the financial contingency from 22.The financial contingency spells out what lender you use and how much downpayment.

I contend that for some properties, curfew like rules (e.g. regulating unattended minors) as spelled out in Figure 6-6 may be well received by tenants.

You could spell it out in the P&S that the landlord is to continue with the eviction (including paying for it) and then you close when it is over and done.

It needs to be spelled out in the purchase agreement.When I inherit tenants I issue a new M2M lease.

If you did not have it spelled out in the purchase agreement you may still be able to have your lawyer straighten it out.