Common use of Guests and Visitors Clause in Contracts

Guests and Visitors. 1.) The Authority permits Tenant's guests or visitors to stay in or at the Premises for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) consecutive days, and a total of thirty (30) days in any twelve‐month period. Permission may be granted, at the sole discretion of the Authority, upon written request to the Authority, for an extension of this provision. 2.) If any person stays in or at the Premises more frequently or longer than this, then they are no longer a guest or a visitor and are considered an unauthorized person(s), therefore the person may no longer stay there unless the Authority gives written permission. Allowing a person to stay longer or more frequently than is allowed by this Lease without the advance written permission of the Authority is a serious violation of the material terms of the lease and may result in lease termination. 3.) The Authority may deny Tenant permission to have any person(s) as guests or visitors if the person(s) have any history of behavior on the Authority owned or managed premises that would be equivalent to a lease violation, or if they engage in such behavior while on the Authority owned or managed premises. Former tenant(s) or participant(s) who have been terminated, evicted or left in an unfavorable status, including but not limited to leaving with outstanding debt to the Authority, previously damaged property, VAWA bifurcation, or are on the Lifetime sex offender registry, are not permitted as overnight guests. 4.) Boarders, roommates, and lodgers are not guests or visitors and are not permitted to move into or occupy the Premises. 5.) Tenant is responsible for the conduct of guests/visitors. Tenant may be charged with a Lease violation or have Lease enforcement/termination action taken based on the conduct of Tenant’s guests/visitors. Tenant is also responsible for damages caused by Tenant’s guests/visitors and will be assessed applicable maintenance and cleaning charges arising from damages caused by Tenant’s guests/visitors.

Guests and Visitors. 1.) The Authority permits Tenant's guests or visitors to stay in or at the Premises for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) consecutive days, and a total of thirty Thirty (30) days in any twelve‐month twelve‐ month period. Permission may be granted, at the sole discretion of the Authority, upon written request to the Authority, for an extension of this provision. 2.) If any person stays in or at the Premises more frequently or longer than this, then they are no longer a guest or a visitor and are considered an unauthorized person(s), therefore therefore, the person may no longer stay there unless the Authority gives written permission. Allowing a person to stay longer or more frequently than is allowed by this Lease without the advance written permission of the Authority is a serious violation of the material terms of the lease and may result in lease termination. 3.) The Authority may deny Tenant permission to have any person(s) as guests or visitors if the person(s) have any history of behavior on the Authority owned or managed premises that would be equivalent to a lease violation, or if they engage in such behavior while on the Authority owned or managed premises. Former tenant(s) or participant(s) who have been terminated, evicted or left in an unfavorable status, including but not limited to leaving with outstanding debt Debt to the Authority, previously damaged property, VAWA bifurcation, or are on the Lifetime sex offender registry, are not permitted as overnight guests. 4.) Boarders, roommates, and lodgers are not guests or visitors and are not permitted to move into or occupy the Premises. 5.) Tenant is responsible for the conduct of guests/visitors. Tenant may be charged with a Lease violation or have Lease enforcement/termination action taken based on the conduct of Tenant’s guests/visitors. Tenant is also responsible for damages caused by Tenant’s guests/visitors and will be assessed applicable maintenance and cleaning charges arising from damages caused by Tenant’s guests/visitors.

Guests and Visitors. 1.) The Authority permits TenantTenants are permitted to have occasional visitors and overnight guests. However, any person staying at the premises for an extended period of time or seen regularly staying at the property, will require Landlord's guests or visitors prior written consent. No guest shall be allowed to stay in or at the Leased Premises for a period not exceeding fourteen more than fifteen (14) consecutive days, and a total of thirty (3015) days in a twelve (12) month period without prior written approval by Landlord and any twelve‐month period. Permission person seen repeatedly staying at the property, that does not have verifiable and credible proof of another permanent resident address in the area, may be granted, at the sole discretion of the Authority, upon written request to the Authority, for an extension of this provision. 2.) If any person stays in or at the Premises more frequently or longer than this, then they are no longer a guest or a visitor and are considered an unauthorized person(s), therefore occupant and Tenant will be in breach of this Lease unless Landlord's written approval for the person may no longer stay there unless the Authority gives written permission. Allowing a person guest to continue to stay longer or more frequently than come to the property is allowed by this Lease without the advance written permission of the Authority is received. If a serious violation of the material terms of the lease and may result in lease termination. 3.) The Authority may deny Tenant permission to have any person(s) as guests visitor or visitors if the person(s) have any guest has a previous history of disruptive behavior on the Authority or breach of lease at this property, or another property owned or managed premises by Landlord, Landlord reserves the right to exclude a Tenant's guest from the community by giving such guest a trespass notice and advising Tenant that would be equivalent to such guest is no longer permitted in the Tenant's home or in the community. If a lease violationperson has continuously stayed at the property, or if they engage in has had repeated stays, and Landlord has not given Tenant consent for the guest, Landlord may also refuse such behavior while on the Authority owned guest or managed premises. Former tenant(s) or participant(s) who have been terminated, evicted or left in an unfavorable status, including but not limited to leaving with outstanding debt visitor access to the Authority, previously damaged property, VAWA bifurcation, property and may trespass such guest or visitor or pursue an eviction action against Tenant for breach of lease. Tenants are on the Lifetime sex offender registry, are not permitted as overnight guests. 4.) Boarders, roommates, and lodgers are not guests or visitors and are not permitted to move into or occupy the Premises. 5.) Tenant is responsible for their guests and visitors coming to the property because of Tenant. If the number of guests and visitors is excessive in terms of total number, the hours of visits, the conduct of guests/visitors. Tenant may be charged with guests in the unit or otherwise at the community, or the hours of visits including visits of short duration, visitors who leave vehicles running in driveways or parking areas, or cause other disturbances, are a Lease violation or have Lease enforcement/termination action taken based on the conduct of Tenant’s guests/visitors. Tenant is also responsible for damages caused by Tenant’s guests/visitors and will be assessed applicable maintenance and cleaning charges arising from damages caused by Tenant’s guests/visitorsLease.

Guests and Visitors. 1.) The Authority permits Tenant's guests or visitors to stay in or at the Premises for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) consecutive days, days and a total of thirty (30) days in any twelve‐month twelve-month period. Permission may be granted, at the sole discretion of the Authority, upon written request to the Authority, for an extension of this provision. 2.) If any person stays in or at the Premises more frequently or longer than this, then they are considered unauthorized persons and as such they are no longer a guest or a visitor and are considered an unauthorized person(s), therefore the person may no longer stay there unless the Authority gives written permission. Allowing a person to stay longer or more frequently than is allowed by this Lease without the advance written permission of the Authority is a serious violation of the material terms of the lease and may result in lease termination. 3.) The Authority may deny Tenant permission to have any person(s) as guests or visitors if the person(s) have any history of behavior on the Authority owned or managed premises that would be equivalent to a lease violation, or if they engage in such behavior while on the Authority owned or managed premises. . 4.) Former tenant(s) or participant(s) who have been terminated, evicted or left in an unfavorable status, including but not limited to leaving with outstanding debt Debt to the Authority, previously damaged property, VAWA bifurcation, or are on the Lifetime sex offender registry, are not permitted as overnight guests. 45.) Boarders, roommates, and lodgers are not guests or visitors and are not permitted to move into or occupy the Premises. 56.) Tenant is responsible for the conduct of guests/visitors. Tenant may be charged with a Lease violation or have Lease enforcement/termination action taken based on the conduct of Tenant’s guests/visitors. Tenant is also responsible for damages caused by Tenant’s guests/visitors and will be assessed applicable maintenance and cleaning charges arising from damages caused by Tenant’s guests/visitors. 7.) If the Authority is unable to deliver possession of the Premises at the commencement of this Lease, Authority shall not be liable for any damages caused thereby, nor shall this Lease be void or voidable, but Tenant shall not be held liable for any rent until possession is delivered.