Rent & charges. (3.1) To pay the Rent on the days and in the manner specified to the Landlord's Agent
Rent & charges. (3.1) To make Payment of the Rent to the Landlord or the Landlord's Agent
Rent & charges. You will pay «rent_charge_total» in U.S. Dollars per month for rent, not including additional rent modified by addenda, payable in advance and without demand: «cb_payment_office» at the property manager’s office by check, xxxxxxx’s check, or money order. Cash will not be accepted, or «cb_payment_online» at on-line Resident payment portal (preferred) Prorated rent of «recurring_charges_first_month» is due for the remainder of the month on «lease_start_date». The prorated rent amount due does not include any applicable one-time concessions or charges. You must pay your rent on or before the 1st day of each month (due date). You must not withhold or offset rent unless authorized by statute. If you do not pay all rent on or before the 5th day of the month, you’ll pay a late charge of $75.00. If you fail to pay rent on or before the 5th day of the month, you will receive a written 7 day notice of nonpayment and of our intent to terminate the Lease Agreement. If rent is not paid within the 7 day period, we may then terminate the Lease Agreement and obtain possession of the unit in accordance with Nebraska law. We may, at our option, require at any time that you pay all rent and other sums in certified or cashier’s check or money order. If you don’t pay rent on time, you’ll be delinquent and all remedies under this Lease Agreement will be authorized. If owner files a lawsuit to evict a resident for nonpayment of rent, and the owner agrees to reinstate the lease at resident’s request, the resident agrees to pay a reinstatement fee of $300.00. This fee covers administrative costs associated for preparing and filing the lawsuit along with all other rent and charges as set forth in this Lease Agreement, prior to dismissal of the lawsuit. The reinstatement fee is separate and distinct from the attorney fees incurred by the owner filing. To the extent permitted by applicable law, you’ll also pay a charge of $50.00 for each returned check or rejected electronic payment until we receive acceptable payment. If you violate the animal restriction or animal rules, you’ll pay an initial charge of $100.00 per animal and a daily charge of $10.00 per animal from the date the animal was brought to the apartment community until it is finally removed.
Rent & charges. Your rent may increase on 1st April each year. You will receive at least six months’ notice of any increase to this amount. Listed below are the plot sizes and annual rental charges applied. A-Plot (small) = 0-62 sqm £26.45/year = 51p/week B-Plot (medium) = 63-125sqm £52.90/year = £1.01/week C-Plot (large) = 126-250 sqm £79.35/year = £1.52/week
Rent & charges a. Billing: Current rental rates for Family Housing units can be found at xxxx://xxxx.xxxx/rates Rent is billed one month in advance to the Student’s University account. Payments are to be made to Oregon State University through the Office of Business Affairs.
Rent & charges. The Tenant agrees: The Tenant agrees to pay the Rent to the Landlord on the days specified in the Particulars. The Rent shall be paid by banker’s standing order or by any other method that the Landlord requires at any time by giving notice to the Tenant. The Holding Deposit shall be applied to the first payment of Rent due. All amounts due under this Agreement from the Tenant to the Landlord shall be paid in full without any set-off, counterclaim, deduction or withholding (other than any deduction as required by law). The Tenant shall pay interest at the Interest Rate on any rent lawfully due that is paid more than 14 days after the date on which it became due. The interest will be payable from the day after the rent should have been paid until the date the rent is actually paid. The Tenant shall be in breach of this agreement if the Tenant fails to pay the Rent in accordance with this clause and the Landlord shall be entitled to use the statutory provisions contained in the HA 1988 or any other statutory remedies available to recover possession of the Property.
Rent & charges. 12.1. Rent during the lease term of the party The contracts were established in Czech crowns, taking into account the law of the established VAT or in a foreign currency (EUR / USD), the amount of rent is specified in the Contract. If the specific amount of the rent fee is not written in the Contract, the Lessee must and undertakes to pay a rent in accordance with the price list of the Lessor, valid per day the beginning of the lease.
Rent & charges. Where an apartment is not subject to rent stabilization or rent control or other rent regulation, a landlord is free to charge any rent agreed upon by the parties. Landlords must provide tenants with a written receipt when rent is paid in cash, a money order, a cashier’s check or in any form other than the personal check of a tenant. Where a tenant pays the rent by personal check, (s)he may request in writing a rent receipt from the landlord. The receipt must state the payment date, the amount, the period for which the rent was paid, and the apartment number. The receipt must be signed by the person receiving the payment and state his or her title. (Real Property Law § 235-e) It is illegal for any person to require a prospective tenant to pay a bonus -- commonly called “key money” -- above the lawful rent and security deposit -- for preference in renting a vacant apartment. (Penal Law § 180.55) Key money is not to be confused with fees that may be legally charged by a licensed real estate broker. (See the section below on “Real Estate Brokers”) RENT SECURITY DEPOSITS Virtually all leases require tenants to give their landlords a security deposit. The security deposit is usually one month’s rent. The landlord must return the security deposit, less any lawful deduction, to the tenant at the end of the lease or within a reasonable time thereafter. A landlord may use the security deposit: (a) as reimbursement for the reasonable cost of repairs beyond normal wear and tear, if the tenant damages the apartment; or (b) as reimbursement for any unpaid rent. Landlords, regardless of the number of units in the building, must treat the deposits as trust funds belonging to their tenants and they may not co-mingle deposits with their own money. Landlords of buildings with six or more apartments must put all security deposits in New York bank accounts earning interest at the prevailing rate. Each tenant must be informed in writing of the bank’s name and address and the amount of the deposit. Landlords are entitled to annual administrative expenses of 1% of the deposit. All other interest earned on the depos- its belongs to the tenants. Tenants must be given the option of having this interest paid to them annually, applied to rent, or paid at the end of the lease term. If the building has fewer than six apartments, a land- lord who voluntarily places the security deposits in an interest bearing bank account must also follow these rules. *For example: A tenant pays a secur...
Rent & charges. (3.1) To pay the Rent at the first of each month and in the manner specified (3.1a) To pay interest on any payment of rent not paid at a rate of 4% above Natwest base lending rate for the period from which the rent was due until the date on which the rent is actually paid.
Rent & charges. Resident shall pay $<<RentPlusSub>> per month for rent, payable in advance and without demand at: <<MgmtAddr1>> <<MgmtCity>>, <<MgmtState>> <<MgmtZip>>. Resident must pay rent on or before the 1st day of each month (due date). Landlord may, at Landlord’s option, require at any time that Resident pay all rent and other sums in certified or cashier's check, money order, or one monthly check, rather than multiple checks. However, cash is unacceptable without Landlord’s prior written permission. Prorated rent for the month ending <<LeaseFirstMonthEOM>> is $<<ProratedRentAndSubsidy>>. If resident is receiving a Section 8 voucher and the subsidy payment is terminated, the tenant’s portion of rent will be changed to the maximum rent limit, minus any utility allowance, for the unit they are in, as indicated in Part VI of the most recent Tenant Income Certification (TIC).
