Rents, Prepaid Rents Security and Pet Deposits Sample Clauses

Rents, Prepaid Rents Security and Pet Deposits. 1. Rents and prepaid rents shall be received and held by REALTOR®. Security and pet deposits shall be received and held by Owner. All security and pet deposits received by REALTOR® and any rent other than current rent received shall be held by REALTOR® and maintained and kept in an escrow account other than REALTOR®’s property management escrow account, pursuant to 339.105 RSMo., unless all parties (Owner, REALTOR® and tenant(s)) having an interest in the funds agree otherwise in writing. REALTOR® may hold security and pet deposits, rents and prepaid rent in an interest bearing account and interest earned shall be paid to (check one) REALTOR® Owner. All current rent and any money received from Owner or on Owner’s behalf for payment of expenses related to management of the Property shall be deposited and maintained in REALTOR®’s property management escrow account.
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Rents, Prepaid Rents Security and Pet Deposits. Rents and prepaid rents shall be received and held by (check one) Owner REALTOR®. Security and pet deposits shall be received and held by (check one) Owner REALTOR®. All security and pet deposits received by REALTOR® and any rent other than current rent received shall be held by REALTOR® and maintained and kept in an escrow account other than REALTOR®’s property management escrow account, pursuant to 339.105 RSMo., unless all parties (Owner, REALTOR® and tenant(s)) having an interest in the funds agree otherwise in writing. REALTOR® may hold security and pet deposits, rents and prepaid rent in an interest bearing account and interest earned shall be paid to (check one) REALTOR® Owner. All current rent and any money received from Owner or on Owner’s behalf for payment of expenses related to management of the Property shall be deposited and maintained in REALTOR®’s property management escrow account. [Check (a) or (b)] Owner represents that Owner has not received and is not now holding any security or pet deposit. Owner received and is holding the following security and pet deposit(s). (Attach list to identify amount of each deposit and tenant who made the same). All such amounts will be held as required by applicable law. CONSENT TO BROKERAGE RELATIONSHIPS.
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Rents, Prepaid Rents Security and Pet Deposits. 98 (1) Rents and prepaid rents shall be received and held by (check one) Owner REALTOR®. Security and pet 99 deposits shall be received and held by (check one) Owner REALTOR®. All security and pet deposits received by 100 REALTOR® and any rent other than current rent received shall be held by REALTOR® and maintained and kept in an escrow 101 account other than REALTOR®’s property management escrow account, pursuant to 339.105 RSMo., unless all parties (Owner, 102 REALTOR® and tenant(s)) having an interest in the funds agree otherwise in writing. REALTOR® may hold security and pet 103 deposits, rents and prepaid rent in an interest bearing account and interest earned shall be paid to (check one) REALTOR® 104 Owner. All current rent and any money received from Owner or on Owner’s behalf for payment of expenses related to 105 management of the Property shall be deposited and maintained in REALTOR®’s property management escrowaccount. 106 (2) [Check (a) or (b)] 107 (a) Owner represents that Owner has not received and is not now holding any security or pet deposit. 108 (b) Owner received and is holding the following security and pet deposit(s). (Attach list to identify amount of 109 each deposit and tenant who made the same). All such amounts will be held as required by applicable law.
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  • Security Deposits The Owner hereby grants the Agent power to collect security deposits from the tenants on the Property. Returning said security deposit shall be the responsibility of the: (check one) ☐ - Agent for returning to vacating tenants. ☐ - Owner for returning to vacating tenants.

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  • Assignment of Leases The Assignment of Leases creates a valid assignment of, or a valid security interest in, certain rights under the Leases, subject only to a license granted to Borrower to exercise certain rights and to perform certain obligations of the lessor under the Leases, including the right to operate the Property. No Person other than Lender has any interest in or assignment of the Leases or any portion of the Rents due and payable or to become due and payable thereunder.

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