Self Storage has a general guidelines across the nation (you are individually renting units and never take possession of your tenants' treasures, hence the name "Self" Storage), however each state does indeed have its own specific rules so you cannot use a boilerplate template.Please consult your state's Self Storage Association (and/or website) and they will provide state-specific lease agreements to ensure that you are operating according to the law.Scott 

I'd be more concerned with them thinking you're buying and moving out allowing you to take possession.

Guess they don't value their privacy or their personal possessions. 

@Mary White; my wife's reaction on the possession "What have we done....." 

I passed when they told me that could not lien for my fiduciary services (which was an immediate thumbs down to their proposition), When you purchase real estate at foreclosure sale, you are buying the real property subject to all senior liens, rights of possession, etc. therefore, the personal property (contents) would be treated no differently for a deceased owner as it would a living owner, pursuant to the foreclosure laws of that state and any federal statutes in place at the time (I'm not aware of any the latter). 

Dual citizenship allows the citizenship holder full rights of possession of Philippine real estate property. * Philippine's Embraces Dual Citizenship [September 19, 2003]In a landmark bill, the Philippine Government enacted Citizenship Retention and Reacquisition Act.

like most things when dealing with government when they have money in their possession they don't want to give it up, they want to keep it, even though it isn't theirs.

Many long term tenants go through multiple landlords and property owners, and get pretty possessive, not wanting to show their unit in depth, but why would you ever purchase a property without first taking a real long in depth look at what you're buying?  

After filing the writs of possession, she filed an appeal to the court of common pleas.

Landlord maintains insurance that covers Landlord’s building, possessions, and liability, but does not cover Tenant’s liability and possessions against loss, theft or damage.