Common use of PROPENSITY FOR FLOODING Clause in Contracts

PROPENSITY FOR FLOODING. When the owner of real property, either directly or through an agent, seeks to lease or rent that property for residential occupancy, prior to entering a written agreement for the leasehold of that property, the owner shall, either directly or through an agent, notify the prospective tenant in writing of the property's propensity of flooding if flooding has damaged any portion of the living space covered by the lease or attachments thereto to which the tenant or the tenant's resident relative has sole and exclusive use under the written agreement at least three times during the five-year period immediately preceding the date of the lease. This disclosure set forth elsewhere herein is to fulfill that requirement.

PROPENSITY FOR FLOODING. When the owner of real property, either directly or through an agent, seeks to lease Lease or rent that property for residential Residential occupancy, prior to entering a written agreement for the leasehold of that property, the owner shall, either directly or through an agent, notify the prospective tenant Resident in writing of the property's propensity of flooding if flooding has damaged any portion of the living space covered by the lease Rental Agreement or attachments thereto to which the tenant Resident or the tenantResident's resident Resident relative has sole and exclusive use under the written agreement at least three times during the five-year period immediately preceding the date of the leaseRental Agreement. This disclosure set forth elsewhere herein is to fulfill that requirement.