Household Rules Sample Clauses

Household Rules. Cleaning Kitchen use Overnight guests Use of washer, dryer, appliances Smoking Use of common areas Alcohol/drug use Use of telephone Studying/quiet hours Sharing personal items Music/TV Bedroom assignment Pets Other Attach supplementary sheet for more detail or additional categories. Conflict Resolution Each housemate will strive to develop mutual cooperation with all other housemates. Should disagreements arise, each shall try to resolve the dispute in good faith using clear communication. If disputes continue thereafter, the housemates agree to the following methods of conflict resolution: Decision by household consensus Decision by Principal Tenant Binding mediation by impartial third party Decision by Owner Decision by household majority vote Privacy As required by law, the landlord may enter the tenant's room only for the following reasons: (a) in case of emergency; (b) to make necessary or agreed-upon repairs, decorations, or improvements, supply necessary or agreed-upon services, or exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers, mortgagees, tenants, workers, or contractors; (c) when the tenant has abandoned or surrendered the premises; or (d) pursuant to court order. The landlord must give the tenant WRITTEN twenty-four (24) hours notice of intent to enter and may enter only during normal business hours, excepting by necessity, cases (a) and (c) above. Deposits Last month's rent: paid on amount $ Security deposit: paid on amount $ Other refundable deposit (e.g., telephone or utility deposit for payment of bills after tenant moves out) in the amount of $ was paid on . This “other” deposit is refundable within days after tenant vacates the premises. If any portion of it is deducted, an accounting and verification of the reasonableness of the deduction will be provided.
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Household Rules. A- C o t t a g e Check-in and Check-out Check-in is at 4:00 p.m. and Check-out is at 10:00 a.m., unless special arrangements are made in advance with the General Manager of Wolfrun Golf Club and a written email authorizing this change is sent to the Lessee by the Lessor.
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Household Rules. This part of the document must contain some basic rules to be observed by the tenant. Examples of such rules are smoking rules, pet rules, alcohol/drug use rules, and so on. Think about all possible issues and create an agreement based on that. 7. Conflict Resolution: In the interest of harmony ensure that your room rent agreement captures this part. It is good to make effort to resolve differences amicably between tenants and landlord. 1. Do not disturb the tenant by allowing them to have the full right of the room during the period of the agreement. 2. Attend to urgent repairs when needed. This goes a long way in fostering a good landlord-tenant relationship. 3. For landlords, it is important to take stock of inventory and maintain the property in good condition. 4.5 Stars | 1,109 Ratings 14,367 Downloads Updated June 05, 2023A lease agreement is a contract between a landlord that rents property to a tenant in exchange for monthly payments. The first (1st) month’s rent and security deposit must be paid when signing the agreement. After the lease is signed, the tenant will be given access to the property on the first day of the term (unless otherwise agreed upon). Rental Application – Use to evaluate a tenant before signing a lease. 1-Page Lease Agreement – For residential use as a simple agreement between a landlord and tenant. For a fixed term such as 12 months. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Commercial Lease Agreements – For the use of any type of retail, office, or industrial space. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Condominium (Condo) Rental Agreement – Residential unit that is owned by an individual in a complex with other individually owned residences. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Equipment Lease Agreement – To rent any type of device, tools, or similar item. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Family Member Rental Agreement – When a relative comes to live in the same home as a family member. Use to protect the rights of both parties. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Hunting Lease Agreement – For individuals that would like to xxxx on someone else’s private land. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Month-to-Month Lease Agreement – Also known as a “tenancy-at-will,” this allows the tenant and landlord to have a binding arrangement that may be altered with 30 days’ notice. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Parking Space Rental Agreement – Make a contract to park an automobile, recrea...
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