No Monthly Reserve Sample Clauses

No Monthly Reserve. No payment shall be made by the Roommates for day-to-day household items.
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No Monthly Reserve. If no contribution to the maintenance of this premises should be paid regularly for day-to-day items required for the household then produce a check in the second checkbox. XVI. Utilities & Services (49) Gas/Oil/Propane. As mentioned, the topic of the utilities and the services that are not included in the rent yet are required for the operation of a household will need some definition. If the Roommates and the Landlord have come to an agreement regarding the gas, oil, or propane needs of the premises during the lease term then select the first checkbox in Article XVI. (50) Gas/Oil/Propane Payments. The Roommates can choose to each pay an equal share to cover the gas, the oil, and/or the propane utilized by the premises or divide this bill under some other arrangement. Document the responsibility the Roommates agree to uphold regarding the gas, oil, or propane bill for the premises by selecting the checkbox for the “Shared Equally” option or the checkbox attached to the blank line. If the Roommates will not pay equal portions then the open-ended checkbox option will require a report dictating how the payment for this utility will be divided. If each Roommate will not be obligated to pay an equal share of the “Gas/Oil/Propane” costs then the second option must be chosen and the breakdown of payments owed by the Roommates should be documented. (51) Water/Sewer. If the Roommates will need to be responsible for the water and sewer services available to the premises, then select the second checkbox topic of this list. (52) Water/Sewer Payments. Any discussion regarding the water or sewer bills needed for the premises should be documented. Therefore indicate if this utility expense will be shared equally by the Roommates or under a payment schedule that is furnished to the blank option. (53)
No Monthly Reserve. If no contribution to the maintenance of this premises should be paid regularly for day-to-day items required for the household then produce a check in the second checkbox.
No Monthly Reserve. If no contribution to the maintenance of this premises should be paid regularly for day-to-day items required for the household then produce a check in the second checkbox. XVI. Utilities & Services (49) Gas/Oil/Propane. As mentioned, the topic of the utilities and the services that are not included in the rent yet are required for the operation of a household will need some definition. If the Roommates and the Landlord have come to an agreement regarding the gas, oil, or propane needs of the premises during the lease term then select the first checkbox in Article XVI. (50) Gas/Oil/Propane Payments.
No Monthly Reserve. If no contribution to the maintenance of this premises should be paid regularly for day-to-day items required for the household then produce a check in the second checkbox. XVI. Utilities & Services (49) Gas/Oil/Propane. As mentioned, the topic of the utilities and the services that are not included in the rent yet are required for the operation of a household will need some definition. If the Roommates and the Landlord have come to an agreement regarding the gas, oil, or propane needs of the premises during the lease term then select the first checkbox in Article XVI. (50) Gas/Oil/Propane Payments. The Roommates can choose to each pay an equal share to cover the gas, the oil, and/or the propane utilized by the premises or divide this bill under some other arrangement. Document the responsibility the Roommates agree to uphold regarding the gas, oil, or propane bill for the premises by selecting the checkbox for the “Shared Equally” option or the checkbox attached to the blank line. If the Roommates will not pay equal portions then the open-ended checkbox option will require a report dictating how the payment for this utility will be divided.
No Monthly Reserve. If there will be a definitive length of time when this lease will grant occupancy to and obligate the Roommates, then select the “Fixed Lease” statement’s checkbox. (12) Month-To-Month Lease. Send them a polite text message or e-mail when rent is due. What if a roommate abandons a lease agreement? (54)

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