Common use of PRORATION PERIOD Clause in Contracts

PRORATION PERIOD. (20) The proration period is selected if the tenant wants to move-in before the lease start date. They will commonly have to pay the prorated amount of rent based on the number of days they moved in early. Section XIV. Security Deposit (21) If there is a security deposit, it should be selected and the amount entered. Most commonly, this is equal to one (1) month’s rent but can be the maximum under State law.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Rent Agreement, Property Lease Agreement, Simple Rental Agreement

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PRORATION PERIOD. (20) The proration period is selected if the tenant wants to move-in before the lease start date. They will commonly have to pay the prorated amount of rent based on the number of days they moved in early. Section XIV. Security Deposit (21) If there is a security deposit, it should be selected and the amount entered. Most commonly, this is equal to one (1) month’s rent but can be the maximum under State law.. Section

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Airbnb Lease Agreement, Garage Lease Agreement

PRORATION PERIOD. (20) The proration period is selected if the tenant wants to move-in before the lease start date. They will commonly have to pay the prorated amount of rent based on the number of days they moved in early. Section XIV. Security Deposit (21) If there is a security deposit, it should be selected and the amount entered. Most commonly, this is equal to one (1) month’s rent but can be the maximum under State law.. Section XV. Move-in Inspection (22) In some States, a

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: House Lease Agreement

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PRORATION PERIOD. (20) The proration period is selected if the tenant wants to move-in before the lease start date. They will commonly have to pay the prorated amount of rent based on the number of days they moved in early. Section XIV. Security Deposit (21) If there is a security deposit, it should be selected and the amount entered. Most commonly, this is equal to one (1) month’s rent but can be the maximum under State law.

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