BREAKING THE LEASE. THIS IS IMPORTANT: A. When Tenant does not do something that Tenant has agreed to do, Tenant breaks this Lease. a. If Tenant breaks this Lease, Tenant may lose Tenant’s Security Deposit, if applicable. b. If Tenant breaks this Lease, Landlord can xxx Tenant for other expenses and may go to court to remove Tenant from the Premises. c. If there is only one Tenant on this Lease, then the Landlord can xxx only one Tenant for that Tenant’s breaking the agreements made in this Lease. d. If there is more than one Tenant, then the Landlord can xxx all Tenants together as a group. e. If there is a Guarantor, then Landlord can xxx the Tenant and the Guarantor. B. Tenant breaks this Lease if Tenant: a. does not timely pay Rent or other charges to Landlord; b. leaves the Premises for good without the Landlord’s permission before the end of the Lease; c. does not leave the Premises at the end of the Lease; d. commits a crime or violates any applicable law, ordinance or code; e. does not take possession of the Premises at the beginning of the Term; f. lies on the rental application or gives Landlord false or materially incorrect information; or g. does not do all of the things that Tenant agreed to do in this Lease. C. Tenant also breaks this Lease and must vacate the Premises and Unit within twenty-four (24) hours after notice from Landlord if: a. Tenant commits an act of violence in the Facility; b. Tenant is accused of committing a felony or a violent misdemeanor; c. illegal drugs or weapons are found in the Unit; d. Tenant receives a University judicial loss of housing. D. If Tenant breaks the Lease, Tenant agrees to give up the right to have a notice to leave, also known as a notice to quit. This means that the Landlord may file a lawsuit in court asking for a court order evicting Tenant from the Premises without giving Tenant notice to quit first. Even though Tenant is giving up notice to quit, Tenant will have a chance in court to have a judge decide on Landlord’s claim for eviction. As much as the law allows, Tenant gives up the right to any notices to quit or otherwise as may be specified in Pennsylvania’s Landlord and Tenant Act of 1951 (68 P.S. § 250.101 et seq.), and agrees that the notices provided in this Lease will be sufficient in any case where a longer period may be specified by law. E. If Tenant breaks the Lease, the Landlord may: a. collect overdue Rent, late charges and money damages caused by Tenant’s breaking the agreements in the Lease, which wil...

BREAKING THE LEASE. Tenant(s) have broken the lease if Tenant(s): a. Fail to pay rent when it is due, or b. Fail to pay the Landlord any other sum when it is due, or c. Break any provision of this lease, including the Rules and Regulations, or d. Move themselves or their possessions from the premises before paying the Landlord all charges due to the end of the Lease, or e. Fail to move themselves or their possessions from the premises at the end of the lease, or f. Do any act which is not allowed in this Lease, or g. Not do any act which is required in this Lease, or h. Do any act on the premises which is against any local, state or federal law.

BREAKING THE LEASE. If Xxxxxx(s) move, break or breach this lease in any way, the Lessee(s) shall be jointly and severally liable for any and all damages stemming from said move or breach. Said damages shall include but are not limited to all rents due and owing on the balance of the basic lease agreement or until said unit is under a new lease agreement, costs of advertising unit available, and cost of unit preparation along with repair of any and all damages to the premises. Breach of this lease agreement in any way is cause for automatic forfeiture of the entire security deposit. Early termination of this lease agreement will also impose an early termination fee of Three-Hundred ($300.00) Dollars payable as added rent, in the event of 000 X Xxxxx Xxx or any single or multi-family residence the charge will be Nine-Hundred ($900.00) Dollars. Any discounts or incentives provided during the term of the lease agreement with PAR6 LLC are subject to revocation upon early termination or breach of the lease agreement and will immediately be treated as rent due and payable upon demand by Lessor. Discounts and incentives may be considered as, but are not limited to, pre-paid, multiple-month, reduced rent, or any fee, charge or amount waived or not initially charged at any time during the lease term. Any unpaid portion of these amounts due will be treated as added rent with all charges applying and accruing until such balance is paid in full. In a proceeding to get possession of the premises, Xxxxxx(s) agrees to make no motions to the court concerning issues such as habitability or delaying the legal process with requests for additional time. Xxxxxx(s) waives all rights to return to the premises after possession is returned to Lessor by a court.

BREAKING THE LEASE. The Property Manager can assist the tenant should the tenant need to break the lease by leaving early. The first step in breaking the lease is to sign and return the Agreement to Terminate Fixed Term Tenancy. The tenant will be responsible for paying rent up until the day prior to the start date of a suitable replacement tenancy plus a re-letting fee of one-weeks rent plus GST. The tenant will also be responsible for paying for the internet advertising fee $220 to secure new tenant. The tenant will also be responsible for paying for the smoke alarms to be function tested by an appropriately qualified technician and the receipt provided to the Property Manager. As well as a $110 administration fee to facilitate the break lease. A suitable replacement tenancy is one in which: Applicants are approved by this office after reference checking; New fixed-term tenancy agreement is signed; Expiry date not before the end of your tenancy; Weekly rent of not less than your tenancy While the tenant is still living in the property, the tenant will be required to maintain the property in suitable condition to show the property to prospective replacement tenants. The tenant will also be required to complete the standard vacating procedure, such as carpet cleaning and general cleaning of the property. The tenant should allow sufficient time between vacating the property and the start date of the replacement tenancy (such as three business days) to complete the cleaning and bond refund inspection process. Initialled by all Tenants: Date:

BREAKING THE LEASE. This agreement is a legally binding document which commits the TENANT into this agreement until the Termination Date. Should the TENANT request to bring forward the Termination Date, the request to vacate procedure is as follows: (a) give the LANDLORD prior written notice of the TENANT’s intention to vacate, specify the TENANT’s reason for the early vacation and the date the TENANT will vacate the apartment (Departure Date); (b) the TENANT will be responsible for the payment of rent and all other amounts owning until the Termination Date OR until a suitable replacement is found by either the TENANT or the LANDLORD and approved by the LANDLORD; (c) the TENANT should ensure the TENANT’s room is in a presentable condition for viewings and, if required by the LANDLORD, be present and allow access for viewings; (d) the LANDLORD may charge the TENANT the costs incurred by the LANDLORD as a consequence of the TENANT’s early vacation of the room including (but is not limited to) the reasonable costs of the LANDLORD in re-letting the room; (e) an Exit Inspection will be conducted as determined by the LANDLORD and notified to the TENANT in writing; and (f) the refund of rental bond will be completed and the bond refunded once: (i) a suitable replacement TENANT has signed a Residential Tenancy Agreement for the room; (ii) all costs and expenses relating to the early vacation have been paid by the TENANT and received by the LANDLORD; and (iii) the TENANT has complied with the TENANT’s leaving obligations.

BREAKING THE LEASE. Tenant is aware of the consequences of breaking this lease. If the lease is broken, Tenant is responsible for all damages including but not limited to: a) Rent and utilities until the end of the lease or until Landlord is able to re-rent the apartment, whichever comes first. b) All actual staff expenses of Landlord caused by unexpected turnover of the apartment, including showings, cleaning and maintenance, and paperwork. c) Advertising costs of re-renting the apartment.

BREAKING THE LEASE. The Tenant does not have the right to break the lease without Landlord’s written acceptance. If Landlord agrees, and unless an alternate arrangement is agreed to in writing, then the following conditions must be met: a. The current tenant is responsible for an early termination penalty of two month’s rent b. The current tenant will give Landlord access to show the property to prospective tenants c. A new tenant must be found d. The prospective tenant must go through the standard application process, and Landlord retains the right to reject new tenant based on standard application criteria 2 of 13

BREAKING THE LEASE. A. Tenant Breaks the Lease if: 1. Tenant does not pay the full rent amount on time; or 2. Tenant leaves the property permanently before the lease expires; or 3. Tenant fails to recertify timely with HACP; or 4. Tenant fails to allow the Owner or HACP to inspect the unit; or 5. Tenant, family member and/or guest of Tenant damages the unit or property; or 6. Tenant fails to maintain property in accordance with lease provisions; or 7. Tenant violates any other provision of this lease. If the Tenant breaks the lease for any reason, the Owner will send the Tenant notice giving the Tenant five (5) days to correct the action. Failure to comply may result in the initiation of eviction proceedings against the Tenant. If the Tenant fails to comply, the Owner may serve Tenant with a Notice to Quit, which describes the noncompliance with the lease. If the Tenant is given a Notice to Quit from the Owner and does not move within the allotted time, the Owner may sue the Tenant to take possession of the unit. B. Owner Breaks the Lease if: 1. Owner fails to repair the unit timely; or 2. Owner enters the unit unauthorized; or 3. Owner fails to maintain property taxes; or 4. Owner fails to maintain renters license; or 5. Owner locks Tenant out without court action; or 6. Owner fails to maintain property in accordance with the lease provisions; or 7. Owner violates any other provisions of this lease. C. Termination of Tenancy by the Owner The Owner may only terminate the tenancy on the following grounds: 1. Serious or repeated violation of the terms and conditions of the lease; 2. Violation of Federal, State or local law that impose obligations on the Tenant in connection with the occupancy the contract unit and the premises; 3. Criminal activity -Any of the following types of criminal activity by the Tenant, any member of the household, a guest or other person under the Tenant’s control shall be cause for termination of tenancy: a. Any criminal activity that threatens the health, safety or right to peaceful enjoyment of the premises by other residents; b. Any criminal activity that threatens the health, safety or right to peaceful enjoyment of their residences by persons residing in the immediate vicinity of the premises; or c. Any drug-related criminal activity on or near the premises. 4. Other good cause. “Other good cause” may include, but is not limited to, any of the following examples: I. Failure by the Tenant family to accept the offer of a new lease or revision after...

BREAKING THE LEASE. This agreement is a legally binding document which commits the Resident into this agreement until the end date of this agreement. Should the Resident request to bring forward the end date, the break procedure is as follows:

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