REPLACEMENT RESIDENT Sample Clauses

REPLACEMENT RESIDENT. If departing or remaining tenants find a replacement tenant acceptable to LANDLORD and LANDLORD expressly consents to the replacement, or assignment, then a termination fee of $500 will be due, a rekeying fee will be due if rekeying is requested or required and TENANT must have no outstanding payments due.
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REPLACEMENT RESIDENT. If departing or remaining tenants find a replacement tenant acceptable to LANDLORD and LANDLORD expressly consents to the replacement in writing, or to an assignment, then a nonrefundable termination or assignment fee of $500 will be due, a nonrefundable rekeying fee will be due if rekeying is requested or required, and TENANT must have no outstanding payments due. TENANT may not assign this LEASE without LANDLORD’s prior written consent, which may be granted or withheld in LANDLORD’s sole and absolute discretion.
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REPLACEMENT RESIDENT. If Housing Services identifies a Replacement Resident to move into the Residential Unit, the Replacement Resident may begin occupancy at any time. The Effective Date by a Replacement Resident after Resident's Move-out Date is dependent on the availability of an eligible Replacement Resident’s acceptance of the Residential Unit and the ready date of the Residential Unit after turnover. Resident’s Responsibility for Housing Fees ends on the Replacement Resident’s Effective Date. Resident understands that there is a risk that no suitable Replacement Resident may be found.
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REPLACEMENT RESIDENT. If Housing Services identifies a Replacement Resident to move into the Residential Unit, the Replacement Resident may begin occupancy at any time.
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