new landlord / old tenants I am a new land-lord and would like to tell the…

new landlord / old tenants
I am a new land-lord and would like to tell the existing tenants of my needs for tenant rules.
Such as (1) Utilitys must stay on,(2)Increase of rent,
(3) Bi-monthly inspections,(4) A deadline for payment of rent,(5) late fee for overdue rent, (6)Living area must be kept clean, (7) damage to property will be taken out of deposit, and the deposit must be replaced.
May I put these rules in a new a new lease agreement to over-ride the old lease agreements?

Early lease termination for LLC; is owner responsible?

Early lease termination for LLC; is owner responsible?
I’m starting a new LLC and am reviewing the landlord’s lease agreement. It is a three year lease, and states that I am responsible for the monthly lease, even if the LLC goes out of business. Who can the landlord go after, only the LLC and its assests, or also the personal assets of the LLC founder/owner. The lease payments for these 3 years is over $100,000. Any ideas for negotiating a fair lease for my LLC and the landlord?

Is the seller liable for repairs I purchased an autombile from an individual.

Is the seller liable for repairs
I purchased an autombile from an individual. The purchase price was 1700.00 Three weeks after the purchase the transmission was in need of repairs in the amount of 1500.00. The seller did not have a bill of sale stating as is. However, after confronting the seller to get reimbursement of the repairs, he states that we verbally discussed the car as ”as is.” (Not true) And that he is not responsible for any mechanical failure after the sale. Am I entitled to reimbursement from the seller? Who is responsible for the cost of the repairs?

Potential liability after auto buyer fails to transfer title.

Potential liability after auto buyer fails to transfer title.
If I sell a car and the buyer fails to transfer the title and yet drives the car (for weeks) and causes a wreck could I be held liable since the car is still titled in my name. Presume that the buyer also has no liability insurance and I cancelled mine when he drove off with the title in his hand. If this is the case, what is the solution? Should I, the seller, insist upon transferring the title myself? Will a dated bill of sale protect me? Thanks for your advice.