Information for Tenants ensure it notifies the Tenant of all relevant information about the Property prior to signing of the Tenancy Agreement;
Information for Tenants sion. If the tenant decides not to buy his or her unit, the tenant may be eligible to receive the equivalent of three (3) months' rent in relocation assistance if the tenant's annual income, from all sources, does not exceed 80 percent of the area median income, adjusted for household size. A household which otherwise qualifies to receive relocation benefits and which includes a member sixty-five (65) years of age or older or an individual with "special needs", as defined in the ordinance, may qualify for additional assistance. In a cooperative conversion, a tenant must receive a 120-day notice of intention to sell the unit. If the tenant decides not to buy his or her unit, the tenant must be pay $500.00 in relocation assistance. Relocation assistance is paid directly to the tenant by the property owner or developer. The assistance must be paid no later than the date on which a ten- ant vacates his or her unit. For further information, contact DPD Code Compli- ance at (000) 000-0000.
Information for Tenants. 4. If the Tenant or licensee does not leave the dwelling, the Landlord or Licensor must gel an order for possession from the court before the tenant or licensee can lawfully be evicted. The Landlord or Licensor cannot apply for such an order before the Notice to Quit or Notice to detenmine has run out.
