Condo. Regarding multi-family buildings, should an owner apply for a condominium or cooperative permits, all lessees must be notified in writing. If a property is scheduled for demolition or considerable renovations, requiring occupants to relocate, the tenant must receive notice six months before the planned action (§ 55-248.12). Military Base or Noise Zone – For those properties that lie close to a military airbase, or area deemed as a potential “noise zone” or “accident potential zone”, full disclosure must be expressly given within the leasing document. In the case that disclosure is not carried out, the tenant may have thirty (30) days to terminate the lease (§ 55-248.12:1). Mold – The lessor must acknowledge in writing any facts concerning viewable evidence of mold contamination within the rental residence. For cases where no mold is detected upon inspection before occupancy but is then found on the property, the lessee has 5-days to inform the lessor. In the case the tenant still would like to continue the lease, the landlord will then have 5-days to arrange to remedy the situation (§ 55-248.11:2). Lead-Based Paint (42 U.S. Code § 4852d) – Federal law mandates that any residence built before 1978 include a disclosure indicating a potential for exposure to lead-based paint. The form must accompany the lease, and a pamphlet from the US EPA be distributed to signing individuals to be made aware of the seriousness of the potential risks involved. Previous Manufacture of Methamphetamine on Premises – Any rental space that has been utilized to manufacture methamphetamine must be cleaned appropriately to specifications found in COV Board of Health cleanup requirements (§ 32.1-11.7). Should it not be disclosed, unknown to the landlord, or not cleaned sufficiently to meet state regulations, the tenant will have 60 days to end the lease with no further repercussions or choose to continue with the contract (§ 55-248.12:3). When is Rent Late? Virginia does not have regulation in place concerning when a rental payment is considered late or any stipulated grace period. Late Fees A fee placed upon a late rental disbursement is only compulsory to be paid when it appears within the signed leasing contract. The amount charged per incident, grace period, and payment protocol should be addressed and clarified within the lease. NSF Checks Any check that is returned by a bank to the landlord due to insufficient funds can prompt the tenant to be subject to an additional fee.
Condo. As soon as practicable following Closing, Company will transfer its limited liability company interest in Howelsen Place Steamboat LLC to Sellers, in form reasonably satisfactory to Sellers.
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Condo. If you rent we must see a copy of the lease that states you can have pets. Do you have pets? How many? What Kind?
Condo. The parties agree that if any provision of this Agreement is deemed invalid, the remaining provisions will still be given full force and effect to the largest extent permissible under applicable law. Further, any material breach of this Agreement by Mr. Condo shall excuse the Company from further performance of this Agreement. The remedies set forth herein are not intended to exclude any other remedies available to either party at law or equity.
Condo. Ass'n, Inc., 547 So.2d 198, 199 (Fla. 3d DCA 1989); Xxxxxxxx x. Xxxxx, 135 So.2d 445, 445 (Fla. 3d DCA 1961)). Pro-Art is thus correct that the county court lacked subject-matter jurisdiction to entertain the ejectment action that V-Strategic specifically sought through its “ejectment” summons and “ejectment” complaint. See art. V, § 20(c)(3), Fla. Const.; § 26.012(2)(f), Fla. Stat. (2006). As plaintiff, V-Strategic chose its cause of action (ejectment). However, the ejectment complaint was materially deficient because it did not specifically deraign V-Strategic's title dating from the common source of its and Pro-Art's property interests. See § 66.021(4), Fla. Stat. (2006). Additionally, the ejectment judgment was arguably defective because it did not specifically describe the property at issue as required under section 66.031, Florida Statutes (2006), and the decision of this Court in Florida Coca-Cola Bottling Co. x. Xxxxxxx, 81 So.2d 193, 199-200 (Fla.1955) (requiring either an accurate metes-and-bounds description or an accurate description based upon the relevant county property records).
Condo. Townhouse Mobile home Quiet Average Active under 5 years 5 – 10 years 10 – 18 years 18 – 65 years 65 years and over under 5 years 5 – 10 years 10 – 18 years 18 – 65 years 65 years and over Yes No Unsure Yes No If yes, please explain 1 week 2 weeks 1 month 3 months 6 months 1 year any amount of time inside inside outside outside inside/outside inside/outside Companion for self Companion for my children Companion for my pet(s) Breeding Guarding Hunting/herding Mouser/pest control Other Biting House soiling Not good with other animals Not good with children Excessive chewing Excessive grooming needs Excessive activity level Medical issues Confinement issues Other indoors outdoors both Fenced yard or pen Chain or tie out No confinement Chain link Wood Electronic Concrete or brick Under 3 feet 3 – 5 feet 6 – 8 feet 8 feet or higher Rehome the animal Unsure A new job Too expensive Family has less time for pet Bad habits Divorce New baby Moving None Training at home Training with a professional Return the pet Pet must be housetrained already I know the procedure I am willing to learn the procedure I want a highly enthusiastic ( in showing their love) dog I want a dog that is very laid back I want a very active dog I want a very playful dog I don’t mind regular grooming I have some basic dog training experience (sit, down, come, stay, etc.) I have experience living with and caring for special needs dog (behavioral and/or medical) I am looking forward to enjoying the following activities with my dog: Curling up together on the couch Taking my dog to work with me Taking my dog to the dog park Walking my dog into the neighborhood and/or the community Going on long runs and/or hikes Therapy dog work I want a cat that interacts with me regularly I want a cat that plays with children I want a cat that is active with other pets I want a cat that is amused by toys I have owned and/or am familiar with independent cats I enjoy the company of an independent cat I want a cat I can hold and snuggle regularly I have a good understanding of feline body language I have experience living with and caring for a special needs cat (behavioral and/or medical) I don’t mind regular grooming I am experienced with nail trimming I have a low tolerance for bad behaviors ( climbing on counters, shelves, curtains, scratching, etc.) I have an understanding of why cats spray, mark, or inappropriately urinate adopter(s) name
Condo. Regarding multi-family buildings, should an owner apply for a condominium or cooperative permits, all lessees must be notified in writing. If a property is scheduled for demolition or considerable renovations, requiring occupants to relocate, the tenant must receive notice six months before the planned action (§ 55-248.12). Military Base or Noise Zone – For those properties that lie close to a military airbase, or area deemed as a potential “noise zone” or “accident potential zone”, full disclosure must be expressly given within the leasing document. In the case that disclosure is not carried out, the tenant may have thirty (30) days to terminate the lease (§ 55-248.12:1). Mold – The lessor must acknowledge in writing any facts concerning viewable evidence of mold contamination within the rental residence. For cases where no mold is detected upon inspection before occupancy but is then found on the property, the lessee has 5-days to inform the lessor.
Condo. Regarding multi-family buildings, should an owner apply for a condominium or cooperative permits, all lessees must be notified in writing. If a property is scheduled for demolition or considerable renovations, requiring occupants to relocate, the tenant must receive notice six months before the planned action (§ 55-248.12).Military Base or Noise Zone
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