This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to be a good landlord
Explain the lease to new tenants.
Whenever you have a new tenant, make it a point to sit down with them and go through the lease in detail. Do your part to make sure they understand everything in it before they sign on the dotted line.

Pick your answer from: A. Let them know you have documented evidence of income-loss to show how the lease is costing money. Let them know they have a choice between following the terms, or buying from you. B. If you rush your tenants through the signatures and give them a copy of the lease, don't expect them to read it later. This can mean they aren't aware of key policies, which can cause problems later on. C. Additionally, take notes on every subsequent meeting and follow them up on their progress. If the landlord wants to keep the lease permanently extended, tell them how much you're willing to pay on the end. D. Anything you aren't sure about will remain a lease. Always begin with the most important details and demand you will not change it.
The answer is:
B.