New Tenant Eviction Protection Program Sample Clauses

New Tenant Eviction Protection Program. Owner may elect to subscribe to the new {00333020.DOCX; 1 } Tenant Eviction Protection Program (“NTEPP”). If Owner subscribes to the NTEPP, Manager shall be responsible for the eviction process and costs, or fees up to $1,000 associated with said eviction process for new Tenants (“New Tenants”), defined as Tenants signing leases after the execution of the Management Agreement between Owner and Manager. By checking the appropriate box in Section 31, Owner subscribes to the NTEPP and agrees to pay the applicable fee during the Term of this Agreement. Payment for said service shall be due monthly in addition to Management Fee; and
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