After all, if the 2 page lease she had in place is "bare bones" and you already had the foresight of adding more language you are likely to learn less from her than you think.

I'm getting an official itemized estimate for the project from him. 

Depending on their language, they could be descriminating against you in several ways.Google “Budde v Cornerstone Mortgage Company pregnancy discrimination.”  

Get a realtors license, brokers license so i can really get a grasps on this real estate language.

So it is possible to include language in the lease that avoids automatic conversion to month-month and doesn’t require the landlord to renew?

If you're not going to have a contractor or building official involved then I would leave it to the property manager to point out obvious code deficiencies especially concerning safety issues like fire / smoke / CO detectors or railing height issues.

Please pay attention to the following issues:If all the deed language is on one page, and only the signature line and notary attestation is on the last page, then it makes it easy for someone to substitute pages after the fact and change important language on earlier pages.

Please pay attention to the following issues:If all the deed language is on one page, and only the signature line and notary attestation is on the last page, then it makes it easy for someone to substitute pages after the fact and change important language on earlier pages.

I'll officially purchase in a couple months.

- and I've been trying to learn all the lingo - which is basically a different language to me.