PERSONAL PROPERTY LEFT ON PREMISES. After tenant vacates the premises, landlord may store any personal property left behind for a period of 15 days. If tenant fails to pick up said property within that time, during which time landlord shall surrender the same to tenant cost free, such property, regardless of its value, shall become the property of the landlord and may be retained by him or disposed of as landlord sees fit.
PERSONAL PROPERTY LEFT ON PREMISES. In the event that tenants fail to remove all of his or her personal property from the premises upon the termination of the lease or vacation of the premises, the Landlord may, at his option, remove all or any part of said property in any manner. The Landlord may choose to store the same without liability to tenants for loss or damage, and tenants shall be liable to Landlord for all expenses incurred in such removal and storage of such property. Upon any termination of the lease, Landlord shall have a lien upon the personal property and effects of tenants in said premises. The Landlord, may, at his option, without notice, sell at private or public sale all or any part of said property and effects for such price, as Landlord may deem best. Proceeds of such sale may be applied to any amounts due under the lease from tenants to Landlord, including the expenses of the removal and sale. If items are left for the next years tenants and not marked “Save for 20/21” the items are thrown out at your expense.
PERSONAL PROPERTY LEFT ON PREMISES. In the event that Lessee(s) fail to remove all of personal property from the premises upon the termination of the lease or vacation of the premises, the Lessor may remove all or any part of said property in any manner. The Lessor may choose to store property without liability to Lessee(s) for loss or damage, and Lessee(s) shall be liable to Lessor for all expenses incurred in such removal and/or storage of such property. Upon any termination of the lease, Lessor shall have a lien upon the personal property and effects of Xxxxxx(s) in said premises. The Lessor, may without notice, sell at private or public sale all or any part of said property and effects for such price, as Lessor may deem best. Proceeds of such sale may be applied to any amounts due under the lease from Lessee(s) to Lessor, including the expenses of the removal and sale. If items are left for the next years Lessee(s) and not marked “Save for next school year” the items are thrown out at your expense.
PERSONAL PROPERTY LEFT ON PREMISES. After tenant vacates the premises, landlord will not store any personal property left behind. If tenant fails to remove all personal property by the last day of tenancy, said property shall become the property of the landlord and may be retained by him or disposed of as landlord sees fit.
PERSONAL PROPERTY LEFT ON PREMISES. List all items left on the Premises below and on the attached Property Owner’s Inventory including, but not limited to light fixtures, ceiling fans, appliances, manuals, warranties, instructions, window treatments, trash cans, garage openers, remotes, excess paint, left over carpet etc. Owner is responsible to maintain all items listed below unless otherwise noted. Please label all paint cans left for touch-ups by location and room (ex. Trim-living room). If older than two years please remove all paint/products from the Premises. Dispose of all wood, cans, and materials etc. that do not pertain directly to the Premises. The Property Owner’s Inventory will become an integral part of the Lease and must be submitted prior to the Lease signing.
