You can modify them to fit your needs.

I have modified my letters and envelopes so that these types of errors are less obvious. 

I might modify this a bit and actually tell them they can't give me a yes or a no till 48 hours has passed just to force them to talk and think about it.

The "practicing as an attorney" I believe only applies when you are drafting/modifying a contract "for another".  

found this post and it does have a seller questionnaire at the bottom for calls..maybe you could modify it to fit your needs?

So the deed of trust is what you want to modify and record, not the note.

@Jason Brown you can modify any contract if both parties agree to the changes.

If they are mid-lease, then the landlord needs their approval to modify the contract.

I'm at the point where at least I know it's doable with zoning and permitting, given I modify the eaves and meet the regulations for exterior wall protection.Offshore architect still working on the floorplan, but conceptually this is what I've decided on.To be honest, I haven't gotten to looking into SDCs, thank you for your tips I will get on the worksheets to figure it out.Boxabl seems like the most simple solution, but I'm fine learning these skills that I might have a change to use in the future.

We have one long term tenant who has had a LOT of different people live with her, it is easier to make the revolving roommates authorized occupants.This is the clause we use to designate the primary tenant and give us more flexibility:In the event that Tenants decide they no longer want to live together, ___________ will be considered the primary Tenant to make decisions about modifying or terminating tenancy.