Payment for Finishing Upgrades Sample Clauses

Payment for Finishing Upgrades. If Resident has selected any Finishing Upgrades, then Resident shall pay the non- refundable sum of $ [ initials], representing one hundred percent (100%) of the estimated cost of any Finishing Upgrades, upon the commencement of construction or when Resident selects the Finishing Upgrades, whichever is later. Finishing Upgrades will be set forth on Attachment B. The charge or value of any Finishing Upgrades is not added to or considered part of the Entrance Fee for purposes of calculating the amortization schedule or any applicable Entrance Fee refunds.
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Payment for Finishing Upgrades. If Resident has selected any Finishing Upgrades, then Resident shall pay the non-refundable sum of $ [ initials], representing one hundred percent (100%) of the estimated cost of any Finishing Upgrades, upon the commencement of construction or when Resident selects the Finishing Upgrades, whichever is later. Finishing Upgrades will be set forth on Attachment
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