Common use of Subject Property Owner Approval to Rent Clause in Contracts

Subject Property Owner Approval to Rent. The Subject Property Owner may not rent or lease the Subject Property, or any portion of the Subject Property, for any amount of time, without written approval from the Administrator, which approval shall be in accordance with the terms of this Section 3. If the Subject Property Owner intends to continue to occupy the Subject Property as his or her Primary Residence and will share occupancy with the Qualified Tenant(s) then the Administrator shall issue a written approval to the Subject Property Owner to rent the Subject Property within five business days after the Subject Property Owner notifies the Administrator of the Subject Property Owner’s intent to rent the Subject Property. If the Subject Property Owner does not intend to occupy the Subject Property as his or her Primary Residence then the Subject Property Owner must comply with any other requirements pursuant to this Covenant prior to receiving an approval to rent from the Administrator. An approval to rent operates only to allow the Subject Property Owner to offer the Subject Property for rent. All potential Occupants must submit a Rental Application and receive approval as a Qualified Tenant prior to occupying the Subject Property.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: smrha.org, Deed Restriction and Covenant, Deed Restriction and Covenant

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