Common use of CONDITION AND CARE Clause in Contracts

CONDITION AND CARE. Tenants accept the premises as is. Any defects or damages must be noted within four business days from move-in date by tenants and submitted to Landlord, otherwise the premises shall be presumed to be clean, safe and in good working condition. Tenants shall not make any alterations of any sort, and will not paint, decorate, wallpaper or in any other manner change or alter any structure, wall, ceiling or floor surfaces. Tenants are responsible for supplying their own blinds, curtains or window treatments. Except with prior permission of Landlord, no additional phone or cable TV outlets, alarm systems, lock changes, or re-keying is permitted. No additional locks or deadbolts of any kind can be added to interior or exterior doors. Tenants shall not disable, disconnect, alter, or remove the Landlord’s property and fixtures in the premises. Tenants must replace batteries on smoke alarms or notify Landlord immediately if and when a smoke alarm malfunction occurs. Tenants must immediately notify Landlord of any plumbing, roofing or other water leaks, failure to do so will result in tenants being liable for any damages. Tenants shall be responsible and will reimburse the Landlord for clogged toilets, drains and sewers. Tenants shall maintain a clean living environment for their own health and safety and the health and safety of their neighbors. Leased premises must be in a clean and orderly condition while the Landlord is trying to re-rent the unit. If not clean and orderly tenants will receive one verbal warning. After the warning, tenants will be charged $50 per visit in which the Landlord or Landlord’s agents are forced to show the premises in a dirty and disorderly condition. Tenants are responsible for snow & ice removal. All maintenance requests are to be submitted on line through the tenant portal.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: cooper-properties.com, cooper-properties.com, cooper-properties.com

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CONDITION AND CARE. Tenants accept the premises as is. Any defects or damages must be noted within four business days from move-in date by tenants and submitted to Landlord, otherwise the premises shall be presumed to be clean, safe and in good working condition. Tenants shall not make any alterations of any sort, and will not paint, decorate, wallpaper or in any other manner change or alter any structure, wall, ceiling or floor surfaces. Tenants are responsible for supplying their own blinds, curtains or window treatments. Except with prior permission of Landlord, no additional phone or cable TV outlets, alarm systems, lock changes, or re-keying is permitted. No additional locks or deadbolts of any kind can be added to interior or exterior doors. Tenants shall not disable, disconnect, alter, or remove the Landlord’s property and fixtures in the premises. Tenants must replace batteries on smoke alarms or notify Landlord immediately if and when a smoke alarm malfunction occurs. Tenants must immediately notify Landlord of any plumbing, roofing or other water leaks, failure to do so will result in tenants being liable for any damages. Tenants shall are not allowed to turn off your heat during the winter months and Tenants are not allowed to set your thermostat below 55 degrees during the winter months. Any Tenants turning off your heat or setting thermostats below 55 degrees during the winter months will be responsible and will reimburse the Landlord liable for clogged toilets, drains and sewersany resulting damages. Tenants shall maintain a clean living environment for their own health and safety and the health and safety of their neighbors. Leased premises must be in a clean and orderly condition while the Landlord is trying to re-rent the unit. If not clean and orderly tenants will receive one verbal warning. After the warning, tenants will be charged $50 per visit in which the Landlord or Landlord’s agents are forced to show the premises in a dirty and disorderly condition. Tenants are Landlord is not responsible for snow & ice removal. All maintenance requests are to be submitted on line through the tenant portal.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: cooper-properties.com, cooper-properties.com

CONDITION AND CARE. Tenants accept the premises as is. Any defects or damages must be noted within four business days from move-in date by tenants and submitted to Landlord, otherwise the premises shall be presumed to be clean, safe and in good working condition. Tenants shall not make any alterations of any sort, and will not paint, decorate, wallpaper or in any other manner change or alter any structure, wall, ceiling or floor surfaces. Tenants are responsible for supplying their own blinds, curtains or window treatments. Except with prior permission of Landlord, no additional phone or cable TV outlets, alarm systems, lock changes, or re-keying is permitted. No additional locks or deadbolts of any kind can be added to interior or exterior doors. Tenants shall not disable, disconnect, alter, or remove the Landlord’s property and fixtures in the premises. Tenants must replace batteries on smoke alarms or notify Landlord immediately if and when a smoke alarm malfunction occurs. Tenants must immediately notify Landlord of any plumbing, roofing or other water leaks, failure to do so will result in tenants being liable for any damages. Tenants shall are not allowed to turn off your heat during the winter months and Tenants are not allowed to set your thermostat below 55 degrees during the winter months. Any Tenants turning off your heat or setting thermostats below 55 degrees during the winter months will be responsible and will reimburse the Landlord liable for clogged toilets, drains and sewersany resulting damages. Tenants shall maintain a clean living environment for their own health and safety and the health and safety of their neighbors. Leased premises must be in a clean and orderly condition while the Landlord is trying to re-rent the unit. If not clean and orderly tenants will receive one verbal warning. After the warning, tenants will be charged $50 per visit in which the Landlord or Landlord’s agents are forced to show the premises in a dirty and disorderly condition. Tenants are Landlord is not responsible for snow & ice removal. All maintenance requests are to be submitted on line through the tenant portal.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: cooper-properties.com, cooper-properties.com

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CONDITION AND CARE. Tenants accept the premises as is. Any defects or damages must be noted within four business days from move-in date by tenants and submitted to Landlord, otherwise the premises shall be presumed to be clean, safe and in good working condition. Tenants shall not make any alterations of any sort, and will not paint, decorate, wallpaper or in any other manner change or alter any structure, wall, ceiling or floor surfaces. Tenants are responsible for supplying their own blinds, curtains or window treatments. Except with prior permission of Landlord, no additional phone or cable TV outlets, alarm systems, lock changes, or re-keying is permitted. No additional locks or deadbolts of any kind can be added to interior or exterior doors. Tenants shall not disable, disconnect, alter, or remove the Landlord’s property and fixtures in the premises. Tenants must replace batteries on smoke alarms or notify Landlord immediately if and when a smoke alarm malfunction occurs. Tenants must immediately notify Landlord of any plumbing, roofing or other water leaks, failure to do so will result in tenants being liable for any damages. Tenants shall be responsible and will reimburse the Landlord for clogged toilets, drains and sewers. Tenants shall maintain a clean living environment for their own health and safety and the health and safety of their neighbors. Leased premises must be in a clean and orderly condition while the Landlord is trying to re-rent the unit. If not clean and orderly tenants will receive one verbal warning. After the warning, tenants will be charged $50 per visit in which the Landlord or Landlord’s agents are forced to show the premises in a dirty and disorderly condition. Tenants are Landlord is not responsible for snow & ice removal. All maintenance requests are to be submitted on line through the tenant portal.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: cooper-properties.com, cooper-properties.com

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