Share the lease language with the Tenant so that they can see that you are doing everything required.

Its coming up in trial next month because the lease clause and the addendum clause concerning terminating tenancy have different rrequirement language.

John, You need to get a purchase contract signed with the seller that has language in it allowing the right to assign the contract.

The condition however has deteriorated and it's a very old house, I believe it to be worth closer to $700K at the moment.A large and well known mortgage servicer was assigned to us, and they currently have the outstanding principal at $651K, but when I recently requested a pay off quote it came out to just about the same figure as what the house is worth, so, no equity.My mother is 80 years old and English is not her first language. 

I'm still relatively new to being a landlord, so I'm looking for what is customary language in tenant leases.I've recently purchased a property with a tenant and am developing a new lease for that tenant. 

I have seen properties with bad language in the lease and the existing tenant, essentially a train wreck waiting to happen, that i have passed on buying - life is too short to take on known problems. 

Really refugees can come from any walk of life in their home country but they may wind up at entry level jobs here even if they were successful at home because of  lack of language skills and education that may not help them here.

In reality, contracts are state specific, and contain specific language to protect your interest. 

However, there is 2015 case law (Strobe v. 842-848 West Bradley Place Condo Assn) that states this rule/regulation is invalid if your declaration contains language that recognizes a unit owner’s right to lease without restriction.

The language used infers that payments are to be processed through homeaway only; not allowing for outside deals, therefore bypassing their service fees.