Deposits and Fees. E B5.1 Deposits and fees Fixed: Value related: Time related: B6.0: TEMPORARY SERVICES F B6.1 Water Fixed: Value related: Time related: G B6.2 Electricity Fixed: Value related: Time related: H B6.3 Telecommunication facilities Fixed: Value related: Time related: I B6.4 Ablution facilities Fixed: Value related: Time related: B7.0 PRIME COST AMOUNTS J B7.1 Responsibility for prime cost amounts Fixed: Value related: Time related: Carried Forward R SECTION NO. 1 BILL NO. 01- PRELIMINARIES & GENERAL
Deposits and Fees. The entire deposit and 50% of the rental fees are required to reserve the facility and may be in the form of a check, cash or credit card. A refundable deposit is required of all rentals. This deposit will be put into a Trust Fund account and must be paid by credit card. The deposit cannot be applied toward rental fees. The remaining 50% of the rental fees are due at least 1 month prior to the rental date. Late rental fee payments will be charged a 15% late fee. RENTER may pay remaining fees in any portion at any time by contacting the Community Center. Credit cards will be encrypted in to a secure, third party system under XXXXXX’S household name. The deposit is refundable unless: More cleaning procedures are needed which are beyond the scope of normal maintenance, There are repairs or replacement due to structural, property or equipment damage, or The event exceeds the terms of the contract, including time frame. A facility inspection will be conducted prior to the start of the rental and immediately following the event by the CITY and RENTER to determine the condition of the facility, including the rooms, restrooms and kitchen. If all cleaning requirements were met, no damage occurred, and the rental did not exceed the terms of the contract, the CITY staff will refund the security deposit. Please allow up to 2 weeks for processing of refunds. CANCELLATIONS & CHANGES TO RENTAL Cancellation of confirmed rentals will be subject to the following conditions and fees: Cancellation in excess of 4 months prior to the event date, 50% of deposit retained. Cancellation 4 months – 2 months prior to the event date, 100% of deposit retained. Cancellation 2 months – 1 month prior to the event date, 100% of deposit and 50% of rental fees retained. Less than 1 month prior to the event date, 100% of deposit retained, plus 100% of rental fees. If RENTER wishes to cancel the event, the cancellation must be submitted in writing including the signature of the RENTER, the event date, facility reserved, and the date of the cancellation request. If RENTER wishes to change the date, a written request must be submitted at least 1 month to the event date, and a $47 transfer fee will be charged. Fees will not be refunded for rental times not used. Refunds will not be issued for rentals not used due to undesirable weather. Changes to the rental, including but not limited to changing time, room set‐up, and number of guests, must be submitted ...
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Deposits and Fees. 1. Purchase of a Rhino Policy as alternate insurance to replace your security deposit. (The security deposit is one and a half times the monthly rent.) An Advanced Rhino Policy maybe required based on your credit score and rental history verification. See below.
Deposits and Fees. Damage Deposit
Deposits and Fees. To avoid any confusion or conflict, it is recommended to describe how the security deposit will be used (i.e., damages), the amount of the security deposit being collected, how the security deposit will be returned and depending on state laws, where the security deposit will be held and if any interested will be paid to the tenant. Any non-refundable fees should be clearly stated such as a pet deposit or cleaning fee. Repairs and Maintenance – The agreement should clearly layout the landlord and tenant’s responsibilities to maintain the dwelling unit (i.e., keep the premises clean, changing the batteries in a smoke detector, maintaining the yard, etc.). This should also outline any restrictions imposed on tenant’s making repairs to the dwelling unit. Landlord’s Access to the Property – To avoid any discrepancies regarding a landlord’s right to access the premises and to avoid any privacy issues, it must be clarified in the lease agreement of how much notice must be provided to the tenant. A landlord may access the property to make necessary repairs or in some states to show the unit to potential renters. Rules and Policies – Important rules, regulations, and policies (i.e., smoking restrictions, rent control ordinances, health/safety codes, prohibiting illegal activity, or permitting pets, etc.) should be outlined in the agreement. This helps limit a landlord’s liability. Disclosures – Depending on the state, federal, state or local laws might require landlords to disclose information in the agreement. State Lease Agreement Laws After a lease agreement is signed by both parties, the landlord may be required by state law to provide a copy of the rental agreement upon request. Below are some examples of state requirements for providing copies to tenants. State Requirement California Within 15 Days of Execution Delaware Upon Execution Hawaii Provide a Copy Kansas Provide a Signed Copy New Mexico Prior to Move-In New York Within 30 Days of Signing Tennessee Provide a Copy for All Lease Terms 3 Years or Longer Utah Upon Execution Oregon Provide a Copy and All Amendments/Additions Washington Distribute an Executed Copy to Every Tenant Who Signs the Agreement Wisconsin At the Time of the Agreement Required Disclosures and Addendums Required disclosures and addendums vary by state. Disclosures may be made in the lease or rental agreement and addendums may be attached separately to the lease or rental agreement. Below are the most common required disclosures. Lead-...
Deposits and Fees. 3.1 Any Quote given by CellBank is a mere invitation to treat and does not constitute an offer. Each Quote lapses thirty (30) days after issue but CellBank may vary or withdraw a Quote at any time.
Deposits and Fees. A deposit in the amount of 100% of the room fee or 50% of total estimated charges, whichever is higher, shall be paid upon the execution of this agreement. Please refer to paragraph 1 for estimated room charges (deposit amount.) A credit card is required to be placed on file with UCC by completing the attached Credit Card Authorization Form. All applicable charges will be processed by UCC directly to the credit card on file, less the amount paid for the deposit, unless another form of payment is presented upon conclusion of event. In the event that use of CUSTOMER'S credit card does not satisfy all amounts owing at the time charges are processed, CUSTOMER shall make direct payment by check or money order within 30 days of receipt of a statement for charges due. Please note, your event is not considered confirmed and your date is not held until all required documents have been signed by the CUSTOMER and received by UCC, the deposit has been paid and all other Requirements have been met. In the event CUSTOMER fails to timely submit any payment due in accordance with the terms of this agreement, and is in arrears for more than 30 days, UCC will assign the account to collections. CUSTOMER will be responsible for an additional 25% fee assessed by the collection service as well as any attorney fees, court costs, and other costs and fees associated with collection of the debt.
Deposits and Fees. Animal fee: No additional fee is required, but the student will be responsible for any damages to the apartment caused by the animal(s).
Deposits and Fees. In addition to paying Rent, the Tenant agrees to pay the following Deposits and Fees: Security Deposit: $500 – ($100 will be automatically withheld as a non-refundable professional cleaning fee) Professional Cleaning Fee $100 (non-refundable) *Additional Fee: $ (reason for the additional fee: ) (*If eligible for and approved by the ANZ department and RLH a fee of $500 will be assessed for each program animal.) It is the Tenant’s responsibility to pay Rent on the 1st of every month. Base Rent will be put on the Tenant’s apartment student account. Tenant’s may access their account balance information on the Xxxxxxx Okta Apps. Tenants will not receive a paper statement. If a Tenant does not pay their xxxx by the 10th of each month, a late charge of $100 will be assessed. Please note that Tenants in the apartments are not eligible to receive Community Living Grants, and that by signing an apartment lease, the Tenant understands they are losing that funding, should they currently be eligible to receive it.
