HOME BASED BUSINESS Clause Samples

A home-based-business clause defines the rules and limitations for operating a business from a residential property. Typically, this clause outlines what types of business activities are permitted, any restrictions on signage, customer visits, or use of shared facilities, and may require compliance with local zoning laws or homeowners' association policies. Its core function is to balance the homeowner's ability to conduct business from home with the need to maintain the residential character and harmony of the neighborhood.
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HOME BASED BUSINESS. If you run a home-based business out of the property, you AGREE to the following conditions:  You cannot have any clients or customers visiting the property for business purposes (zoning and HOA restrictions).  You cannot use the property address in any way associated with your business (including, but not limited to, advertising, web-sites, letterhead, return address, business cards, signage, etc.)  You will hold harmless the Owner, the LANDLORD, the Manager and any employees of the aforementioned for any actions, inactions or occurrences which may, in any way, cause an interruption or adverse effect on the home-based business that you are conducting.  You will conduct the home-based business at your own risk and hereby waive your right to any claims against any of the aforementioned owners, managers and employees.
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HOME BASED BUSINESS. Subject to the good neighbor provision: (a) No commercial or retail use is permitted in the Unit or areas of use designated as common areas except for home-based businesses that meet the requirements of this section. (b) A home-based business will be permitted if: 1. the Member obtains all required licences, business related insurance and otherwise complies with all municipal, provincial and federal laws; and 2. the home-based business does not: i. interfere with use and enjoyment by other members or residents of their Unit; or ii. cause a nuisance, a hazard or unreasonable noise; or iii. create a parking concern as determined by the Directors in their sole discretion; and 3. parking meets requirements of applicable municipal by-law, and business-related parking shall be restricted to the members designated parking space(s); and 4. the operation of the business complies with all co-op policies
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HOME BASED BUSINESS. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees NOT to conduct any type of Home Based Business in or on the premises without prior written consent from Landlord, including, but not limited to a Home Based Business Addendum, which will be attached to and become part of this Agreement, regardless of the date it is put into effect.
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HOME BASED BUSINESS. A TENANT may not operate a business in his/her unit or on the premises.
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