Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

Okay I may be all over the place here but hopefully I can explain. 

I explained to her how the process would work and that she would need to find another tenant that I approve to take her place on the lease. 

Does anyone know if there is specific verbage that is used to explain those guidelines? 

I don't know if there really is a right or a wrong answer though, but I think the approach I just explained is the cleanest in my opinion.

The option agreement is what gives one the option to buy the home without being obligated to purchasing it3- more involved process than simply signing a lease or a purchase agreementIf your main objective is to prevent breaking a lease, finding a property with "month to month" leasing may be your best bet. 

They should also be able to explain their method and back it up with data.  

Can someone explain when it is or is not a good idea to file claims for rental properties with regards to it impacting insurance premiums later on. 

Owner has property for rent and is willing to sell property on lease option  which is great but the owner want a application filled out with $50 fee. right the deal is stalled because I am not giving him a $50 application fee My question is has any body run into this before how do you over come this objection?

After a carefully worded letter explaining that even though there was a moratorium on evictions for non-payment, there was NO moratorium on evictions for Hold Over, which is when a tenant stays past the termination date on their lease.