Residential Tenants Sample Clauses
The 'Residential Tenants' clause defines the rights and obligations of individuals or entities who occupy a property for residential purposes under a lease or rental agreement. It typically outlines the tenant's responsibilities, such as timely payment of rent, maintenance of the premises, and compliance with property rules, as well as the landlord's duties regarding habitability and privacy. By clearly establishing the expectations and protections for both parties, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures a fair and consistent rental relationship.
Residential Tenants. The Agent has a management fee for letting and management for residential properties which is variable based on gross rents received on a monthly basis. This is generally set and reviewed on an annual basis. The rates for new clients are: Rent roll up to £1250 per month: 10.0% + VAT Rent roll up to £3500 per month: 8.75% + VAT Rent roll above £4500 per month: 8.5% + VAT
Residential Tenants. There are no residential tenants, subtenants or occupants of the Property. Seller has the right to convey the Property to Purchaser free of any right or claim of any residential tenant or any organization of tenants.
Residential Tenants. The damages for Residential Tenants shall be calculated by the Administrator in accordance with paragraphs 36 to 45.
Residential Tenants. (a) (y) Eight (8) dwelling units at the Facility shall be occupied (but not on a transient basis) by individuals who are age 55 or over whose income per unit based upon family size (provided that for purposes of determining the income of a unit, a unit which does not have a separate bedroom shall be deemed to have one occupant, and a unit which has one or more separate bedrooms shall be deemed to have one and one-half occupants for each separate bedroom) does not exceed 80% of AMGI for the current year (or if the AMGI shall cease to be issued, then such other index as the Agency may select) and the gross rent for such dwelling unit (as determined under 26 USCS §42 (together with the regulations promulgated thereunder, the “Tax Credit Law”)) shall not exceed 30% of the annual Nassau/Suffolk AMGI for the applicable income group for such units; and (z) eight (8) dwelling units at the Facility shall be occupied (but not on a transient basis) by individuals who are age 55 or over whose income per unit based upon family size (determined as above provided) does not exceed 120 % of the AMGI for the current year (or if the AMGI shall cease to be issued, then such other index as the Agency may select) and the gross rent for such dwelling unit (as determined under the Tax Credit Law) shall not exceed 30% of the annual Nassau/Suffolk AMGI for the applicable income group for such units (collectively, the “Affordability Requirements”);
(b) the Company shall retain, at the Company’s sole cost and expense, a local not-for- profit housing advocacy group acceptable to the Agency to audit the Company’s compliance with the provisions of (a) of this paragraph above and who shall certify to the Agency in such detail as the Agency may require within one hundred twenty (120) days after the end of each calendar year, that it has audited the Company’s compliance during such calendar year with the provisions of (a) of this paragraph during such calendar year, and that the Company was in full compliance with such provisions.
(c) The Company shall provide the Agency within ten (10) days after request such additional information pertaining to the housing and services at the Facility and compliance with the provisions of this Section 8.14 as the Agency may from time to time require.
Residential Tenants. The Agent has a management fee for letting and management for residential properties of 10% + VAT
Residential Tenants. The COLLEGE will continue to work with residential tenants in the Area that will be displaced (the “Tenants”) on a case-by-case basis to provide transition and relocation assistance, with an allowance of $2,500 per unit, for Tenants displaced from the Area as a result of the COLLEGE’s development in the Area during the term of the Agreement. The COLLEGE will provide a minimum of sixty days notice of termination to the Tenants. If a Tenant does not vacate the premises on the date specified in the notice, no allowance or relocation assistance shall be due the Tenant. Tenants whose tenancies are terminated for reasons other than cause and for whom alternative housing is not located will be offered housing in the replacement housing outlined under item one as part of the COLLEGE’s assistance. This section shall apply only to tenants whose housing unit is left permanently vacant by the COLLEGE subsequent to their tenancy. Relocation assistance shall be paid only once for each unit. Any sums due the COLLEGE by a tenant entitled to relocation assistance shall be deducted from the relocation assistance payment.
Residential Tenants. Contractor acknowledges that the Residential Tenants shall be occupying the portions of the Property above the portions of the Property where the Work will be performed. Contractor shall take all reasonable precautions to ensure that the Work is performed in such a manner so as not to endanger, threaten, or impair the safety of Residential Tenants or their guests and invitees, and shall construct and maintain reasonable safeguards as required by the condition and progress of the Work. Contractor shall take all reasonably available efforts to eliminate unnecessary noise, dust, or obstructions during the performance of the Work.
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