As you know, I am new like you (I just responded to your message to me) and don't have a lot of expertise to offer, but what I do know from my little experience is that learning just how to move those pieces will take some trial and error. 

The same could be said for physical therapists looking to open their own clinic.

They have a trial offer that you may use and download their templates free of charge in the first 7 days. 

@Shane ClarkIntellius has a free trial period...

As a tried and true trial attorney, I speak with authority when I say there is often more than meets the eyes in these kinds of cases.

The court agreed he had to give 90 days notice  - IF he was evicting (terminating the agreement) for cause.The court determined the point was moot, because he couldn't evict the tenant without good cause, anyway."...The parties appealed the judgment to the appellate division of the superiorcourt, which held that section 1954.535 applies only in rent-controlledjurisdictions, but reversed the trial court’s judgment because Wasatch had notprovided Degrate with notice of good cause to terminate the lease, as required bythe lease and the HAP contract.The appellate division of the superior court certified the case to the Court ofAppeal, pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 63.

The trial court did not err in granting defendants’ motion for summary judgment and in denying plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment.  

It took us some trial and error to find something that works, but now it is cut and dried where each applicant is rejected, accepted, or put in a holding pattern.That breed is not on my "NO" list, and I feel that big dogs are better to landlords than the little ones that pee all over the carpet.  

One member asked, "What about a guy that was arrested and is out on bail waiting for a trial?"

Their lawyer is representing them for free (law clinic).