Common use of Deposit Amount Clause in Contracts

Deposit Amount. The Landlord can collect a security deposit to hold for the duration of the Tenant’s stay as insurance against any accidental or intentional damage to the property caused by the Tenant. If the lease naturally expires with no such damages then the Landlord must return this held money according to the timeline set by the state where the property is located. The dollar amount to be collected will need to be presented in this document before signing and is also dependent upon the statutes of the state where the property is located. Defaults

Deposit Amount. The Landlord can may collect a security deposit to hold for the duration of the Tenant’s 's stay as insurance against any accidental or intentional damage to the property caused by the Tenant. If the lease tenancy ends naturally expires with no without such damages then damages, the Landlord landlord must return this the money held money according to the timeline deadline set by the state where the property is located. The dollar amount to be collected charged will need to be presented in listed on this document before signing and is also dependent upon depends on the statutes of the state where the property is located. DefaultsDefault (17)

Deposit Amount. The Landlord can collect a security deposit to hold for the duration of the Tenant’s stay as insurance against any accidental or intentional damage to the property caused by the Tenant. If the lease naturally expires with no such damages then the Landlord must return this held money according to the timeline set by the state where the property is located. The dollar amount to be collected will need to be presented in this document before signing and is also dependent upon the statutes of the state where the property is located. Defaults.

Deposit Amount. The Landlord can collect a security deposit to hold for the duration of the Tenant’s stay as insurance against any accidental or intentional damage to the property caused by the Tenant. If the lease naturally expires with no such damages then the Landlord must return this held money according to the timeline set by the state where the property is located. The dollar amount to be collected will need to be presented in this document before signing and is also dependent upon the statutes of the state where the property is located. DefaultsDefaults (17)

Deposit Amount. The Landlord can collect a security deposit to hold for the duration of the Tenant’s stay as insurance against any accidental or intentional damage to the property caused by the Tenant. If the lease naturally expires with no such damages then the Landlord must return this held money according to the timeline set by the state where the property is located. The dollar amount to be collected will need to be presented in this document before signing and is also dependent upon the statutes of the state where the property is located. Defaults.