Common use of OWNER’S RIGHT OF ENTRY Clause in Contracts

OWNER’S RIGHT OF ENTRY. Owner reserves the right to enter the premises at reasonable times to determine if cleaning and/or repairs are needed or to show the apartment to a prospective Student. Repairs and cleaning may be done and deposits charged prior to the end of the term. Students agree to the showing of the Premises to other prospective Students or buyers. Whenever possible 24·hour notice will be give prior to owner or owner's r epresentatives entering the apartment. A) Landlord may enter the property at any time without advance notice when there is reasonable cause to believe that an emergency exists, a lease violation is occurring, or to perform routine or emergency maintenance,whether or not requested by the Student. For example, if there is a disturbance and the police come to your apartment, they can call us at any time of the day or night and we will open the door of your property for them because a disturbance is a lease violation. For another example, if there is a cat on your windowsill, we can enter without notice because having a pet is a lease violation. B) Landlord will perform periodic inspections of the leased property to ensure that it is being maintained in a safe and sanitary condition. Student understands that the Landlord may photograph or videotape the leased property before move-in, during periodic inspections, and following move-out to document unit damage and condition.

OWNER’S RIGHT OF ENTRY. Owner reserves the right to enter the premises Premises at reasonable times to determine if cleaning and/or repairs are needed or to show the apartment to a prospective Student. Repairs and cleaning may be done and deposits charged billed to Student(s) prior to the end of the term. Students agree to the showing of the Premises to other prospective Students or buyers. Whenever possible 24·hour notice will be give prior to owner or owner's r epresentatives entering the apartment. A) Landlord may enter the property Property at any time without advance advanced notice when there is reasonable cause to believe that an emergency exists, a lease Lease violation is occurring, to show the property to prospective Students, or to perform routine or emergency maintenance,, whether or not requested by the Student. For example, if there is a disturbance and the police come to your apartment, they can call us at any time of the day or night and we will open the door of your property Property for them because a disturbance is a lease Lease violation. For another example, if there is a cat on your windowsill, we can enter without notice because having a pet is a lease Lease violation. B) Landlord . However, whenever possible, 24-hour notice will be given prior to Owner or Owner’s representatives entering the apartment. Xxxxxxxx will perform periodic inspections of the leased property Leased Property to ensure insure that it is being maintained in a safe and sanitary condition. Student understands that the Landlord may photograph or videotape the leased property Leased Property before move-in, during periodic inspections, and following move-out to document unit damage and condition.

OWNER’S RIGHT OF ENTRY. Owner reserves the right to enter the premises at reasonable times to determine if cleaning and/or repairs are needed or to show the apartment to a prospective Student. Repairs and cleaning may be done and deposits charged prior to the end of the term. Students agree to the showing of the Premises to other prospective Students or buyers. Whenever possible 24·hour notice will be give prior to owner or owner's r epresentatives representatives entering the apartment. A) Landlord may enter the property at any time without advance notice when there is reasonable cause to believe that an emergency exists, a lease violation is occurring, or to perform routine or emergency maintenance,whether or not requested by the Student. For example, if there is a disturbance and the police come to your apartment, they can call us at any time of the day or night and we will open the door of your property for them because a disturbance is a lease violation. For another example, if there is a cat on your windowsill, we can enter without notice because having a pet is a lease violation. . B) Landlord will perform periodic inspections of the leased property to ensure that it is being maintained in a safe and sanitary condition. Student understands that the Landlord may photograph or videotape the leased property before move-in, during periodic inspections, and following move-out to document unit damage and condition.

OWNER’S RIGHT OF ENTRY. Owner reserves the right to enter the premises Premises at reasonable times to determine if cleaning and/or repairs are needed or to show the apartment to a prospective Student. Repairs and cleaning may be done and deposits charged billed to Student(s) prior to the end of the term. Students agree to the showing of the Premises to other prospective Students or buyers. Whenever possible 24·hour notice will be give prior to owner or owner's r epresentatives entering the apartment. A) Landlord may enter the property Property at any time without advance advanced notice when there is reasonable cause to believe that an emergency exists, a lease Lease violation is occurring, to show the property to a prospective Student, or to perform routine or emergency maintenance,, whether or not requested by the Student. For example, if there is a disturbance and the police come to your apartment, they can call us at any time of the day or night and we will open the door of your property for them because a disturbance is a lease Lease violation. For another example, if there is a cat on your windowsill, we can enter without notice because having a pet is a lease Lease violation. B) . H owever, whenever possible, 24-hour notice will be given prior to Owner or Owner’s representatives e ntering the apartment. Landlord will perform periodic inspections of the leased property Leased Property to ensure that it is being maintained in a safe and sanitary condition. Student understands that the Landlord may photograph or videotape the leased property Leased Property before move-in, during periodic inspections, and following move-out out, to document unit damage and condition.

OWNER’S RIGHT OF ENTRY. Owner reserves the right to enter the premises Premises at reasonable times to determine if cleaning and/or repairs are needed or to show the apartment to a prospective Student. Repairs and cleaning may be done and deposits charged billed to Student(s) prior to the end of the term. Students agree to the showing of the Premises to other prospective Students or buyers. Whenever possible 24·hour notice will be give prior to owner or owner's r epresentatives entering the apartment. A) Landlord may enter the property Property at any time without advance advanced notice when there is reasonable cause to believe that an emergency exists, a lease Lease violation is occurring, to show the property to prospective Students, or to perform routine or emergency maintenance,, whether or not requested by the Student. For example, if there is a disturbance and the police come to your apartment, they can call us at any time of the day or night and we will open the door of your property Property for them because a disturbance is a lease Lease violation. For another example, if there is a cat on your windowsill, we can enter without notice because having a pet is a lease Lease violation. B) . H owever, whenever possible, 24-hour notice will be given prior to Owner or Owner’s representatives e ntering the apartment. Landlord will perform periodic inspections of the leased property Leased Property to ensure insure that it is being maintained in a safe and sanitary condition. Student understands that the Landlord may photograph or videotape the leased property Leased Property before move-in, during periodic inspections, and following move-out to document unit damage and condition.

OWNER’S RIGHT OF ENTRY. Owner reserves the right to enter the premises at reasonable times to determine if cleaning and/or repairs are needed or to show the apartment to a prospective Student. Repairs and cleaning may be done and deposits charged prior to the end of the term. Students agree to the showing of the Premises to other prospective Students or buyers. Whenever possible 24·hour notice will be give prior to owner or owner's r epresentatives representatives entering the apartment. A) Landlord may enter the property at any time without advance notice when there is reasonable cause to believe that an emergency exists, a lease violation is occurring, or to perform routine or emergency maintenance,whether or not requested by the Student. For example, if there is a disturbance and the police come to your apartment, they can call us at any time of the day or night and we will open the door of your property for them because a disturbance is a lease violation. For another example, if there is a cat on your windowsill, we can enter without notice because having a pet is a lease violation. B) Landlord will perform periodic inspections of the leased property to ensure that it is being maintained in a safe and sanitary condition. Student understands that the Landlord may photograph or videotape the leased property before move-in, during periodic inspections, and following move-out to document unit damage and condition.