My lease includes the increase amount and if there is a change to the terms, I highlight those.

The basic highlights are that house sales are up, house prices are back to their pre-crash values, foreclosures are down, and the number of cash-only investors are also down.

It's highlighted for me the value of always performing a thorough credit/background check, but also that my application form needs to be more thorough.

Aside from Rent Increase (which Mike, you have already highlighted this topic), mostly it's about your situation.  

I will have approx. 20 copies of the application as well as 20 copies of what I'm calling "Important Lease Notes" where it includes highlights of the terms of the lease that could deter someone from even applying. 

Secondly, every ambulance-chasing billboard-buying personal injury attorney will get a special tingle when they hear you using that word; this tingle can be described as the "I'm going to take a bunch of your money sensation".3.

You can go down to the Carol Miller Justice Center and they have samples of how to fill out the forms, highlighting the portions you need to complete. 

2.) once you have identified and located the individual through your respective marketing strategy, you convey to them that they are entitled money, then you draft up the legal documents to highlight your finder's fee, obtain the unearned cash and you take your fee and transaction complete.A.)Is it really that  simple?

I heard that this makes the permit approval process so much faster and the plans can be purchased for so much cheaper.Great point, thank you so much for highlighting that this is a thing, very clutch. 

I can recommend these fascinating books for those who want to dig deeper (from their armchairs):How To Live In Detroit Without Being A Jackass, by Aaron Foley (bonus if you can ID the cover design reference)Detroit: The Dream Is Now, by Michel Arnaud (these 2 books alone will show the delicate balance needed between Old and New)Unreal Estate Guide To Detroit, by Andrew Herscher (highlights the quirky underground creativity that permeates the city)