Common use of Household Rules Clause in Contracts

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. 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 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. 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.

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 Get more detail or additional categories. from xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx 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 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. 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.

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. 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 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. 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.. The security deposit may be used for the purpose of repairing damage for which the tenant is responsible (beyond normal wear and tear), cleaning, or paying unpaid rent or utilities. The landlord and the tenant shall conduct a pre-move out inspection of the rental BEFORE the tenant moves out at which time the landlord shall inform the tenant of needed repairs and/or cleaning in WRITING. The tenant shall have the right to make any repairs identified at the pre-move out inspection at his or her expense before the move out date with- out deduction from the security deposit. Within 21 days after the tenant moves out, the landlord shall return the deposit to the tenant with accrued interest less any deductions, if any, the landlord is entitled to under this agreement. If any deductions are made, the landlord shall provide the tenant with a written itemized statement of expenses and receipts for cleaning or repairs for which deductions were made from the deposit. This residence being in the County of Santa Xxxx (with the exception of Scotts Valley), simple interest will be paid on the security deposit and/or last month's rent to the tenant, pursuant to current local ordinance. Fill out a) or b) as it applies to your situation

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. Downloaded from xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx 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 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. 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.