P.S.I just read through all of her posts on here.Seems to me that whoever that is does not speak English as their first language..

Even if there is language in the lease there's still the practical matter of enforcement.

In Kansas, unless we have certain language in the lease (and it's still disputed) we cannot accept partial payments because we've "accepted rent" for that month. 

Interests of Foreign Countries; Prohibiting governmental entities from knowingly entering into certain contracts; authorizing the Attorney General to bring a civil action; providing penalties; requiring government entities to require an affidavit from applicants before providing any economic incentive; prohibiting foreign principals from purchasing agricultural land, or having more than a de minimus indirect interest in such land, and certain real property in this state, respectively; authorizing foreign principals to continue to own or hold such land or property under certain circumstances, etc.We'll see where this goes...lots of discussions....I've really only heard 4 countries talked about China, North Korea, Cuba, Iran....and probably limiting that to agricultural purchases.Not sure how many North Koreans are buying agricultural land, but Chinese have (6666 Ranch in Texas supposedly), Saudi has in AZ. 

I am working with her because we can speak the same language :) People use a lot abbreviations and jargon which I don't understand and gives me headache.

I am working with her because we can speak the same language :) People use a lot abbreviations and jargon which I don't understand and gives me headache.

Use clear and concise language to make it easy for potential guests to understand.Competitive pricing: Research similar listings in your area to determine a competitive price point.

The settlement date in the PSA should be later than in the assignment, etc.The assignment agreement should include language to the effect that its terms supersede any conflicting terms in the original contract.

I could see the entire industry being changed or some different legal language to some legal forms and things more or less continuing as is.

@Samuel Fletcher Hardy not an attorney, but in our experience, unless your purchase contract specifically states that the seller/owner is giving you permission to do something - you cannot do it.You may want to get with an attorney to generate language to add to your next purchase offer to address this:)