I suppose we could go back and fourth on the validity of your example of the rent / fight / murder, but for now the purpose of what I am saying here is if a customer isn't comfortable with the contract, their time is better spent moving on to a different PM than spending time and money trying to change their contract, cuz it ain't happening.

Personally, I feel you should start off with understanding what actual reality is.

Feel free to reach out. 

Feel free to reach out anytime if you have questions.

This includes schools, neighborhood feel, whether the houses in the neighborhood are well maintained and whether the specific house is one she would want to raise kids in. 

I feel obligated to sign this lease but we are just trying to figure out our rights.

I personally don't feel comfortable waiting for the IRS to "maybe" approve the 8288-B.

I feel so fortunate to  be able to say, "I own that."

I would feel comfortable enough noting the return in security deposit on the addendum so it is documented and signed.

I flip homes in the DMV, feel free to send a connection/message.