Letter to Tenants Clause Samples
The 'Letter to Tenants' clause outlines the landlord's obligation or right to communicate important information to tenants in writing. Typically, this clause specifies the circumstances under which such letters may be sent, such as notifications about maintenance, changes in building policies, or upcoming inspections, and may detail the acceptable methods of delivery (e.g., mail, email, or hand delivery). Its core practical function is to ensure that tenants receive timely and official communication from the landlord, thereby promoting transparency and minimizing misunderstandings regarding tenancy matters.
Letter to Tenants. A letter to Tenants under the Leases and to the vendors under Contracts which are assumed by Buyer advising that future rent payments and invoices under Contracts are to be sent to Buyer at the address specified in Section 15.9 hereof or to such other address as Buyer shall specific prior to the Closing Date.
Letter to Tenants. A letter executed by the applicable Owner and, if applicable, its management agent, addressed to each Tenant, in form reasonably acceptable to Acquiror, notifying each Tenant of the transfer of its Project and directing payment of all rents accruing after the Closing Date to be made to Acquiror or at its direction;
Letter to Tenants. An executed letter to be sent to each of the Tenants stating that the Property together with the Security Deposits (as herein defined) and other tenant deposits, if any, have been transferred to Buyer and directing the Tenants thereafter to pay all rent to Buyer or its designee.
Letter to Tenants. A letter executed by the Management Company addressed to each tenant, in form provided by UPREIT, directing payment of all rents accruing after the Closing Date to be made to UPREIT or at its direction;