In Colorado, the figures are still coming in so it might be too early to peg official effects.

One of my tenants has officially moved out.   

Turns out the landlord is an elected official of the county and no one wants to touch any sort of a complaint against him.

I use the official association of realtors lease "GAR" Georgia Association of Relators and then add a bunch of special stips.

They are reliable and are/were official sponsors of BP Podcasts. 

The Tenant will also provide to the Landlord a copy of the official orders or a letter signed by the Tenant's commanding officer, reflecting the change, which warrants termination under this provision.

In other words, these two transactions may end up cancelling each other - or they may not, especially after the tax reform.What Buddy described (officially known as QCD - qualified charitable distribution) is a win-win strategy that merges these two transactions into one.

Why is that not documented in some official, irritable capacity as of your closing date, and why is there no way transparently documenting any claims / liens against that title going forward, where we can establish ownership without involving attorneys and insurance companies?

I issued the tenant an official notice today stating that rent is due, his early termination fee is due, and per our lease I do not give consent to apply his security deposit to his early termination fee. 

So there isn’t an official application for this market?