as that is pretty subjective language.

I ran into this issue with a previous tenant which prompted me to revise my lease language regarding length of stay for guests.

In both cases there was “as is” language that had been previously discussed. 

Some of the best trades people I know avoid paperwork altogether and only work off of a handshake still simply because they are illiterate, English is their second language or they are dyslexic, etc.

Any dog can be raised to be a fighter and bite people.Here's our pet language from our lease-PETSNo animal, fowl, fish, reptile, and/or pet of any kind shall be kept on or about the premises, for any amount of time, without obtaining the prior written consent and meeting the requirements of the LESSOR/LANDLORD.

.- We take a photo of the individuals driver license to ensure they are the ones renting/making a payment- We confirm through text message from a validated number of that tenant that they in fact did make a payment on credit card if its doneOur lease language notes that rent is non-refundable.

Hello everyone, First official post…so don’t be too rough. ;)Would like to publicly thank @Brian Gibbons for his valuable time and knowledge yesterday.

@Eric RichThese are all questions for your attorney to review with the exact Language in the agreements.

These people know the law really well.So basically transactions regarding property are supervised, governed and administered by government appointed officials, notary public and land registrar, and they can solve any doubts a prospective buyer has about a property transaction.Notary offices also can explain buyers how to file the taxes derived from purchasing or selling property, and point them to the relevant IRS offices to liquidate their taxes.The land registry here is a nationwide public system where everything is recorded.

After taking two classes in Python and VBA this semester, I wanted to figure out how I could utilize these languages to make this process more efficient.