You won't get many answers because it's too generic a question.Go to google and search "residential lease agreement" and you'll literally find hundreds of agreements you can review to see if there are any clauses you may want to incorporate. 

we have been having trouble renting #22. it's been on the market for over 2 weeks and have had 33 emails/contacts through hotpads/zillow/trulia. those sites have made it super easy for morons to just click "contact the manager now" and a generic email comes to us.our ad CLEARLY says "no section 8" and it's the first thing listed.so we get an auto "email" from a person saying she is "interested". we reply with "when would you like to see it"?

I literally painted a 2 inch wide line of generic dollar store Vaporub all the way around my house 6 months ago and they will not cross it, (nor, it seems will any other kind of bug).

.)- Generic Google Searches (ex.

Some will do 75% of the after repair value(ARV), some will do up to 80%..typically won't find much better then this on cash out refi.So scenario in very generic form:After repair value is $100,000Pay $50,000Repair + misc $25,000Total invested $75,000.Cash out refi at 75% is $75,000 so you would break even but control a newly rehabbed property.Cash out refi at 80% is $80,000 so you'd get an additional $5,000 out of property and control a newly rehabbed property(although loan amount is obviously 5k higher)

I wonder if they got too many warranty claims on the zinc ones, or if they still ship faucets with zinc to meet the price point.Home Depot, Lowe's, Menards, and Ace Hardware did not stock this nut for an American Standard faucet, either as a genuine part or as a Danco generic.  

I'm including closing costs into the mortgage ($7,500 generically, is there a good percentage to use?). 

They're not as common as a 3 bedroom 2 bath generic house, but if you keep an eye out you'll find them.

Generic blanketed advice is good for no one.

(generic example)