MOVE-OUT CHECKLIST Sample Clauses

MOVE-OUT CHECKLIST. LESSEE agrees to abide by the following checklist at move-out. □ TRASH/PERSONAL ITEMS: REMOVE all trash from the unit and dispose of properly. No items of furniture or other items too large for the dumpster are permitted to be deposited in the dumpster area but will be carried away from the premises by the LESSEE. Remove all of your personal belongings including ALL trash, clothes, hangers, food, and cleaning supplies. Anything that you leave behind will have to be removed and the cost of removal will be charged against your deposit at a minimum of $50 per bag. □ OUTSIDE AREA: CLEAN and REMOVE all personal belongings from storage areas, attics, back porches, patios, yards, etc. Anything that you leave behind will have to be removed and the cost of removal will be charged against your deposit. □ FURNITURE: ARRANGE all furniture in furnished units to its original position. If you do not remember how the furniture is suppose to be arranged, check with your property manager. Your security deposit will be charged if we have to move back any furniture into its correct place in the unit or if any furniture has been damaged due to Lessee abuse or neglect. □ LIGHT BULBS: REPLACE all burned out bulbs. If you cannot reach a bulb in the ceiling, leave a new bulb and our maintenance staff will replace it for you at no charge. Do not remove light bulbs from the premises. All lights bulbs must be in working condition. □ FINAL CHECK: WALK through the entire unit and make sure that the unit is in order. We ask that you leave it in a generally tidy condition. This means clean up any messes, clean out refrigerator, and remove all trash, food, and personal items from the unit.
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MOVE-OUT CHECKLIST. You will be provided a Move-out Checklist that will help walk you through the move-out process. This checklist will help give you a basic outline of how to assess your unit after you have finished cleaning it. The checklist itemizes each individual area of concern you are responsible for. In general, if you sufficiently complete every step of the checklist, you should not be assessed any additional charges. You should be marking off each task as you complete them. You should submit the checklist to management afterwards. A list of the move-out charges and their corresponding dollar amounts is itemized at the end of the Handbook. Please familiarize yourself with this list, it will help you better understand the expectations concerning the extent of cleaning and repairs necessary.
Sample 1
MOVE-OUT CHECKLIST. Holder shall provide Resident with a checklist listing the exact reasons for the retention of the Security Deposit or for any deductions there from. If the reason for the retention is based upon damage to Premises such damages shall be specifically listed in the Move-Out Checklist. The Move-Out Checklist shall be prepared within three (3) banking days after the termination of occupancy. If Resident terminates occupancy without notifying the Holder, Holder may make a final inspection within a reasonable time after discovering the termination of occupancy. Resident shall have the right to inspect Premises within five (5) banking days after the termination of occupancy in order to ascertain the accuracy of the Move-Out Checklist. If Resident agrees with the Move-Out Checklist, Resident shall sign the same. If Resident refuses to sign the Move-Out Checklist, Resident shall specify in writing, the items on the Move-Out Checklist with which Resident disagrees within three (7) banking days from date of Move-Out Inspection by Landlord. For all purposes herein, a banking day shall not include Saturday, Sunday or federal holidays.
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