Indemnities to remain in force Sample Clauses

Indemnities to remain in force. All indemnities covenanted by Owner in this agreement shall remain in force beyond the termination of this agreement, whether termination is by expiration of time, operation of law, or otherwise. SCREENING: Broker shall submit application to a screening agency for background check. The background checks generally include a credit report, criminal history check and telephone contact of listed references. The Broker will also collect paystubs, verify employment and previous rental history. The results of the screening process are generally provided to the leasing Broker by a screening agency and the information is generally deemed reliable but cannot be guaranteed. The Owner should understand that interviews, screening and proper documentation will not completely eliminate the possibility of an inferior tenant. Rental Research, Inc. will use its best efforts to place a quality tenant, but does not guarantee the performance of the tenant. The screening summary will be provided to the Owner at the time the prospective tenant is presented to the Owner. Broker may collect from tenants a charge for credit report/tenant screening fees and Broker need not account to Owner of such charges. Owner understands and accepts the fact that tenant-screening reports may be accomplished by firms or individuals associated with the Broker, but in all situations charges shall be competitive with those charges in the state.
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Indemnities to remain in force. All indemnities covenanted by Owner in this agreement shall remain in force beyond the termination of this agreement, whether termination is by expiration of time, operation of law, or otherwise.
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Indemnities to remain in force. All indemnities covenanted by Owner in this agreement shall remain in force beyond the termination of this agreement, whether termination is by expiration of time, operation of law, or otherwise. REIMBURSEMENT: Owner shall reimburse Broker promptly for any monies, which Xxxxxx may elect to advance the Owner. Nothing herein contained, however, shall be construed to obligate the Broker to make any such advances.
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