Check the language in the LC to see if anything about maintaining the value of the underlying asset (property).

Too many agents are throwing around the "shift" language and I tend to believe most of that is hype for sales, marketing, ego, traffic, whatever...You've gotten some really great responses here already.

[Edited text formatting to help distinguish between FSS language and my translation.]20% is not guaranteed in any way shape or form per Florida State Statutes (FSS). 

I speak four languages ( Wolof, English, French and Arabic).

Also if anybody have a form with this language on it so I can send to him would be greatly appreciated alsoThanks in advance 

There are plenty of programs out there that will allow you to create a state-specific lease with all of the required language for your state and will also let you modify it to add your own special terms, like your parking requirements, quiet hours, how trash and utilities will be handled, etc.

I wrote an entire post on that topic that you can read HERE including clips of the language in the note and what to be aware of.

Wondering what type of language you use in your campaigns. 

You must also write a RUBS policy and put language pertaining to your RUBS policy and how it will be billed into your lease agreements.

@Gabe Bouldien@Chris Seveney and @Doug Smith are mostly on target, but there may be a small window of opportunity.Any contributions you make to a current employer plan will be locked into that plan.You may, however, be eligible for an "in-service" distribution based on the language in your plan document.