However I don't think I am changing the terms of the lease agreement mid-term if the change is already reflected in the lease, right?

Additionally, if the tenants have been in the property for multiple years, there could have been changes/addendums to the original lease (think rent increases and associated increases to security deposits to be in line with the rent increases) that might only be reflected in the addendums. 

And I would have a very strict pet addendum including what exactly is expected in terms of cleanliness, and raise the rent to reflect the added wear and tear that a pet will bring.

I think that is reflected in the matrix below.

The homes in West CV do not yet fully reflect the revitalization that is taking place. 

These people can jump off a bridge.Then there is the pro-landlord camp that believes the word has become too associated with negative connotations and housing provider is a softer term that easily reflects what a landlord actually provides.

I will check out the South Shore REIA.Do you think that this run up in prices reflects what happened in 08?

The original “schedule” assumes no early principal payments…it gets constantly adjusted to reflect any extra principal payments. 

I was wondering if you could post an update/reflection on how your experience has been this far.

They are now adjusting current policies to reflect the increase in risk.