Write an article based on this "Check your city's zoning bylaws. Check your state's landlord-tenant laws. Draft a rental agreement. Create a list of "House Rules. Consult a lawyer, if need be."
article: Be aware that your city may have zoning laws about renting. These may prevent you from renting to unrelated persons without a permit or license, for example, or limit the number of unrelated persons to whom you rent. Make sure that you will be in compliance. For example, the city of North Bay, Ontario, requires landlords to secure rental licenses. These are valid for 2 years, cost $300, and include inspections. You can find your city's zoning bylaws on the municipal website or by visiting your local library and asking the librarian for assistance locating your local ordinances. Your state may also have general landlord-tenant laws as well as those that apply to rented rooms. You can find out about your local landlord-tenant laws by searching your state's official website for links. Make sure, once again, that you will be in full compliance. To locate your state's official website, type in "YOUR STATE.gov" or "YOUR STATE'S ABBREVIATION.gov" into your web address bar. For example, if you live in New Jersey, try "newjersey.gov" and "nj.gov." One or both should take you to your state's official site. Laws will vary from state to state. For instance, in California landlords must ensure that rental units meet the "standards of habitability." These standards include access to a toilet and gas or electric heating supply, and a private, clean, well-ventilated room. The premises must also have functioning locks and natural lighting through a window or skylight. In the same state, you as a landlord have a duty to maintain the room's "standards of habitability." If you do not, your tenant can legally withhold rent. A rental agreement is a legal document that sets out the terms of tenancy for a set period of time. It is usually for a shorter period (i.e. 30 days) than a lease agreement. A rental agreement can also automatically renew itself, and the landlord may be able to change the terms with proper written notice. Make sure to have a description of the property in your agreement. This should include the address of the residence, the specific room to be rented (for example, "2nd story small blue bedroom" or "1st floor back bedroom"), and what rooms are considered common areas. List the amount of rent, how often it is to be paid (weekly or monthly), and the due date (for example, every Friday or on the 1st of each month). You may choose to take a security deposit, which will also need to be set out. Include the day or date upon which rent will be considered late and what type of late fee will be charged. If you have decided to allow your tenant to do work around the house, such as mowing the lawn, preparing meals, or babysitting in lieu of paying some portion of the rent, you will want to provide this information as well. Be sure to state the term of the lease in your agreement. For example, specify if it is a month-to-month agreement or longer. You should also state the tenant's move-in date, or the date upon which he may take possession of the room. " Draw up a list of rules to attach to the rental agreement. This will ensure that your tenant is clear on what you expect and what you will or will not allow. Provide a space on the House Rules for the tenant to sign, saying that she understands the rules and agrees to abide by them. You might want to include smoking in the rules. Do you allow smoking in your house? Are there certain smoking areas? Or do you not allow smoking on your property at all? Alcohol is another issue. Is your tenant free to drink alcohol throughout the common areas of the house, or must she confine any alcohol consumption to her room? Are you opposed to your tenant drinking alcohol on the property at all? Pets and guests can also be in the rules. How do you feel about the tenant inviting his friends over? What about overnight guests? Will you allow your tenant to keep a pet like a dog or cat? Clarify the use of common areas. Are there hourly restrictions on cooking or doing laundry? For example, will you allow your tenant to do laundry at any time? Use the kitchen in the middle of the night? Watch television in the living room at any time? The details of renting and rental agreements can be complex. Getting help from a lawyer will ensure that you have met all the legal requirements, and that you have drafted a thorough, legally valid rental document. A general legal counsel should be able to help you with setting up a rental unit. However, there are also lawyers who specialize in landlord-tenant law. To find a lawyer, look through a phone book or on the web. Search for "landlord-tenant lawyer, YOUR CITY."

Write an article based on this "Visit the Minecraft Download page. Click the . Run the installer program. Open the Minecraft Launcher. Wait for the game files to download. Log in with your Minecraft or Mojang account. Start playing Minecraft. Minecraft is running very slowly, or is crashing a lot."
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You can find it at minecraft.net/download. If you've had problems in the past getting Minecraft and Java to work, download the newest version from minecraft.net/download. The latest versions of Minecraft include all of the necessary Java files, and do not require a separate Java installation. Minecraft.msi link in the "Minecraft for Windows" section. This will download the new Minecraft installer. Follow the prompts to install Minecraft on your computer. This program is used to start Minecraft. You can find an icon for it on your desktop after installation. When you start the launcher for the first time, essential game files will be downloaded automatically. This is the account that you created when you purchased Minecraft. Once the game files have finished downloading, you can begin playing. See this guide for some tips on getting started. This is usually caused by your computer not meeting the requirements for Minecraft. For the best results when playing, you'll want the following setup: 4 GB of RAM 1 GB of hard drive space A dedicated graphics card