If You Fail to Sign Lease After Approval Sample Clauses

If You Fail to Sign Lease After Approval. Unless we authorize otherwise in writing, you and all co-applicants must execute the Lease after your Application is approved. If you or any co-applicant fails to sign as required, we may keep the application deposit as liquidated damages and terminate all further obligation to each other.
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If You Fail to Sign Lease After Approval. The Reservation Fee is Non-Refundable. You and all co-applicants must sign the Lease Contract upon our request and prior to move-in. If you or any co-applicant fails to sign as, and when, required, the application will be deemed withdrawn, we will keep any monies paid as liquidated damages, and shall have no obligation to lease to you.
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  • If You Withdraw Before Approval If you or any co-applicant withdraws an Application or notifies us that you’ve changed your mind about the unit, we’ll be entitled to retain all application deposits as liquidated damage, and the parties then have no further obligation to each other.

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