Can't think of anything at the moment   hope this helps Read my comments above in bold

So you might want to start with the attorney and see if he has a lease he already knows and likes.One thing for sure, put the prohibition on living in the space in bold type with a nice little initial block next to it for the tenant to initial so the tenant cannot come back and say it was intended to be a live/work space.

There's risk to inaction.There a lot more people that have failed to take action, and lost out on great investments, than there are people that were too bold and took action when they shouldn't.

I know this is a bold statement but spending 20 years there owning and loaning to out of state investors many times on the same home 2 to to 3 times and one landlord fails and another picks it up and has to remodel yet again.

While there are other investor groups in our area, I think the BP crowd attracts its own flavor of folks, and I want to provide a space for us.

Can't help but think of the expression,"Fortune favors the bold" in this case.Hint, hint...I'd love your experience to be one of the next ones on the BiggerPockets podcasts. :) To be clear I was living in Phoenix at the time of the flip (well technically a suburb).

in common areas to make people think big brother is still watchingI know this is a bold first step but I am confident I can handle it, I just want to make sure the deal makes sense.

If I may be so bold as to amend your last statement: "The Market value isn't correct the Intrinsic value just because someone pays it."

Do not use the phrase or even a thought of what I emphasized in bold font quoting your text!

I am experiencing investors boldly and confidently grabbing the opportunity to renegotiate contracts to the sellers disadvantage in lieu of their uncertainty and somewhat desperation.