SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. In accordance with State laws § 8–208(c)(3) and § 8-203, if the tenant is required to make a security deposit, the lease must include a written receipt for said deposit. Furthermore, the receipt must inform the tenant that they have the right to have the premises inspected by the landlord to make a written list of existing damages in the tenant's presence within fifteen (15) days of the date of occupation.
SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. If a security deposit has been received by the Landlord, its location must be given to the Tenant in the form of a receipt.
SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. A signed security deposit receipt must be delivered to the tenant by the landlord unless the security deposit was paid in the form of a personal check, a bank check, or government-issued check, in accordance with § 540-A:6(I)(b).
SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. The Landlord must provide a signed receipt for any Security Deposit from the Tenant. They must issue this receipt upon receiving the security deposit or within 10 days of the commencement of the tenancy, whichever is later.
SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. In accordance with § 383.580(1), if the Tenant is required to make a security deposit, the landlord must keep the deposit funds in a bank account used solely for that purpose. Furthermore, the Landlord must disclose the account number where the deposit is being held to the tenant.
SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. Date: 30 Apr, 2023 Dear Tenant,
SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. If the Landlord accepts a Security Deposit as part of this Agreement, a receipt must be given to the Tenant that discloses where the money is being held, including the bank name, bank address, amount, and whether or not the account is interest-bearing. Under Pennsylvania law, the Security Deposit must be held in an escrow account.
SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. This is to confirm that The Xxxxxxxx Company, Xxxxxxxx's Agent, this day, acknowledges receipt from the aforesaid tenant an additional security deposit in the amount of $ , which brings your total security deposit on the above stated apartment to $ . Said security deposit is being kept in… You are entitled to interest at the rate of 5% per year, or such lesser amount of interest as has been received from the bank where the deposit has been held. TENANTS (Signature of all Current and New Tenants): EXECUTED UNDER SEAL this day of , 20 . Landlord: By: J/propadm/forms2/SUBAGMT.DOC 01/06
(a) Presence of lead-based paint and/or lead-based paint hazards (check (i) or (ii) below):
(i) Known lead-based paint and/or lead-based paint hazards are present in the housing (explain).
(ii) Owner/Lessor has no knowledge of lead-based paint and/or lead-based paint hazards in the housing.
(b) Records and reports available to the owner/lessor (Check (i) or (ii) below):
(i) Owner/ Lessor has provided the tenant with all available records and reports pertaining to lead -based paint and/or lead-based paint hazards in the housing
(ii) × Owner/Lessor has no reports or records pertaining to lead-based paint and/or lead-based paint hazards in the housing.
(c) Xxxxxx has received copies of all documents circled above.
(d) Tenant has received no documents listed above.
(e) Tenant has received the Massachusetts Tenant Lead Law Notification.
(f) Agent has informed the owner/xxxxxx of the owner’s/lessor’s obligations under federal and state law for lead-based paint disclosure and notification and is aware of his/her responsibility to ensure compliance.
SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. In accordance with Ch. 186 § 15B(2)(b) of the General Laws of Massachusetts, the tenant has the right to a receipt that contains information regarding the manner in which their security deposit will be used, the financial institution at which it will be deposited, and the individual who will be receiving the funds.
SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT. It is obligated that any received payment to be held as security deposit be admitted a receipt as evidence of the compensation for deposit. The name and address of the financial branch to secure the funds must also be supplied in writing to the tenant (§ 59.18.270).Move-in Checklist – when signing the lease, the landlord will provide the tenant with a copy of a checklist for the property, documenting any defects to the structure. Upon agreement, the tenant can affirm the evaluation and endorse the log. Once the termination of the lease has commenced, the checklist will be compared to any damage during the leasing period to determine what deductions, if any, are to be subtracted from the security deposit (§ 19.18.260).Mold – Literature regarding the dangers of indoor mold must be present in the lease documents or posted on the property for the tenant to review. The information about unsafe molds must contain the education materials provided by the Department of Health(§ 59.18.060).Lead-Based Paint (42 U.S. Code § 4852d) – Homes that were constructed before 1978 require an additional federal disclosure should there be any chance for lead-composed paint on the property. The disclosed information will inform of the precautions to take with the substance and any health complications that could arise from xxxxxxxx.Xxxx Protection and Evacuation – Any properties deemed other than single-family occupancy will require additional written materials on fire safety and building evacuation specifications. The details should refer to information about fire alarm systems, sprinkler systems, smoking policy, as well as the evacuation and relocation plans for the building (§ 59.18.060).When is Rent Late?The lease agreement will provide the exact date of each month in which installments should be made. State regulations do not lay down a declared time period where clemency is granted for late payments, although the contract for the rental agreement may specify a time amount.Late FeesThe lease contract will list details involving the day payments are to be received by, and it may implement a grace period for late remittance. Should the monthly rental payment be later than the allowed grace period, the lessor can demand a late payment that can be between $20 and 20% of the monthly rent amount dependent on the lease. For a late fee to be enforceable, it must be stipulated within the language of the lease agreement (§ 19.150.150)NSF ChecksFor any rental installment made with a ch...
