Many people erroneously post in the Renter's Discussion forum.

So if you're going to err, err on the side of a "better" area (good schools, safe, etc.) so you don't get caught up in talking yourself into the borderline area that really isn't what you think it is.Anyway, that's my two cents...

You could amend and claim refunds of erroneous prior taxes paid but if you filed with the intention of misleading your lender you are likely committing mortgage fraud. 

So, if you don’t know whether to keep a copy or not, better to err on the side of caution.

Disclaimer: Now, if after speaking to a attorney you find out it's totally legal to remove the tenant and her animal, she could still (and propably out of spite) file an erroneous civil suit of discrimination against disabilities.

It has been a long time since I did anything with securities but I always learned that when it comes to advertising it is always best to err on the side of caution.

Just deciding whether to err on the side of caution and pay a lawyer to write a very landlord friendly lease, or to use the standard GCAAR residential lease that I found online.

I do not mind doing this.However, as this is the tenant's first brick and mortar business (all personal financials check out and have been vetted), I want to err on the side of caution and create an addendum to the lease with the name change to the Corporation, but also add the tenant as the Personal Guarantor in case things do not work out as planned.Is my plan of action correct? 

It doesn't hurt to err on the wrong side of caution. 

Your assumption is broad and erroneous, it would appear you have misunderstood my posts above.It is a good thing that we have the field to conduct our businesses - real estate and non-real estate alike as we see fit.