There is no regulating body for contractors.

Mostly it will not be just cash flow, but a combination of several factors like crime, cash flow, appreciation, regulatory environment as pointed out in posts above. 

My way of thinking if it was slipped somewhere in the body of the agreement and not exactly on the term of the lease where lender would look at that should appease most lenders that wants a long-term lease in place. 

Of course, possum have a lower core body temperature = they almost never gets rabies and are not aggressive so let's just say a possum has nothing to worry about if it's caught by me :-)

No winner, they all sucked e.g. misspelled owner name, address, misspelling in the body of the letter, contradictions.

If a neighborhood is on the coast, near large bodies of natural water or on a river/stream, flood insurance is generally required, but not always. 

Although this education is almost 100% focused on legal requirements and regulatory agencies. 

run through it, it breaks down their exoskeleton and removes the water from their body, and then they die.

The "on behalf of" language is actually important. unless you sign "your name, manager" or "your name, member" depending on what your operating agreement requires, but the right way to do it is:ABC, LLCBy:____________________ Your name, ManagerThe actual lease says the LLC as landlord in the body and you just signed using your name, right?

Don't get fooled by the PR angle of "public safety", requirements are minimal other than providing established business with regulatory capture.Given the real incentive you see why cities will play ball with AirBnB but not Uber.