Common use of CONDITION OF APARTMENT Clause in Contracts

CONDITION OF APARTMENT. Tenants will have the opportunity to examine the Apartment and record existing damage to the Apartment or the Furnishings (as defined below). There has been no representation as to the condition of repair of the Apartment by the Landlord, other than as expressed in this Lease. Tenants shall have seven (7) days after taking occupancy to: (i) complete and sign the move-in condition report and submit it to Landlord for review and signature; and (ii) notify Landlord, in writing, of any defects, needed repairs, or existing damage to the Apartment or the Furnishings, otherwise the Tenants are deemed to have received the Apartment and the Furnishings in good order and repair. The move-in condition report, attached as an addendum hereto, details the charges Landlord will apply upon Tenants’ vacation of the Apartment if Tenants fail to clean the Apartment as required by this Lease or have caused damage requiring repair or replacement within the Apartment. By signing the Lease, Tenants accept these charges as reasonable. Following Xxxxxxxx’s receipt of the move-in condition report, repairs that are required to protect the health and safety of the Tenants will be performed at the earliest practical time under the circumstances existing at that time. Xxxxxxxx is not responsible for completing repairs when circumstances beyond its control prevent such completion. By signing this lease, Tenants are jointly responsible for the cost of repair, replacement or cleaning of any item or part that any Tenant(s) damage, modifies or destroys (including the removal of window screens). Replacement costs include full, not depreciated, charges for new materials and labor. Tenants are responsible for any damage caused by their guests. All repairs/replacement will be accomplished by Landlord or its designee. The Apartment must be cleaned prior to moving out. Tenants are jointly responsible for damages caused or cleaning required. Damage and cleaning charges will be divided evenly among Tenants, unless Landlord reasonably determines which Tenant(s) is/are responsible for the damages or cleaning. Xxxxxxxx will inspect the Apartment and complete the move-out condition report with Tenants after they have vacated. Additional damage charges may result from these final inspections. If a Tenant disagrees with an assessed damage charge, they must submit an appeal, in writing, to Landlord within two weeks of receiving the bill. If Tenant/s are not present for the move-out inspection, they waive their right to dispute damages or need for cleaning.

CONDITION OF APARTMENT. Tenants will have the opportunity to examine the Apartment and record existing damage to the Apartment or the Furnishings (as defined below). There has been no representation as to the condition of repair of the Apartment by the Landlord, other than as expressed in this Lease. Tenants shall have seven (7) days after taking occupancy to: (i) complete and sign the move-in condition report and submit it to Landlord for review and signature; and (ii) notify Landlord, in writing, of any defects, needed repairs, or existing damage to the Apartment or the Furnishings, otherwise the Tenants are deemed to have received the Apartment and the Furnishings in good order and repair. The move-in condition report, attached as an addendum hereto, details the charges Landlord will apply upon Tenants’ vacation of the Apartment if Tenants fail to clean the Apartment as required by this Lease or have caused damage requiring repair or replacement within the Apartment. By signing the Lease, Tenants accept these charges as reasonable. Following XxxxxxxxLandlord’s receipt of the move-in condition report, repairs that are required to protect the health and safety of the Tenants will be performed at the earliest practical time under the circumstances existing at that time. Xxxxxxxx Landlord is not responsible for completing repairs when circumstances beyond its control prevent such completion. By signing this lease, Tenants are jointly responsible for the cost of repair, replacement or cleaning of any item or part that any Tenant(s) damage, modifies or destroys (including the removal of window screens). Replacement costs include full, not depreciated, charges for new materials and labor. Tenants are responsible for any damage caused by their guests. All repairs/replacement will be accomplished by Landlord or its designee. The Apartment must be cleaned prior to moving out. Tenants are jointly responsible for damages caused or cleaning required. Damage and cleaning charges will be divided evenly among Tenants, unless Landlord reasonably determines which Tenant(s) is/are responsible for the damages or cleaning. Xxxxxxxx Landlord will inspect the Apartment and complete the move-out condition report with Tenants after they have vacated. Additional damage charges may result from these final inspections. If a Tenant disagrees with an assessed damage charge, they must submit an appeal, in writing, to Landlord within two weeks of receiving the billxxxx. If Tenant/s are not present for the move-out inspection, they waive their right to dispute damages or need for cleaning.