Unit Inspections. (A) HACH will inspect the Unit at least annually.
Unit Inspections. A move-in inspection will be conducted by the owner and the tenant and the results reported on an appropriate form. The tenant will not be liable for any defective conditions noted on the form, unless the owner shall repair or correct such conditions, which action shall be noted on the form and initialed by the tenant when completed. A move-out inspection shall be conducted in a similar manner, to indicate the condition of the unit at the time the tenant vacates the unit. A pre-move out inspection may also be scheduled at the request of the tenant, so that they will be aware of and have an opportunity to repair any damage that they might be liable for prior to move-out. From time to time, various government regulatory agencies will need to perform monitoring inspections of the apartment units and tenant files, in order to determine whether the property continues to meet program requirements. Residents will receive proper notice of these inspections and must be willing to allow access to their apartment. They must also be willing, if these agencies determine that their unit is “out of compliance,” to allow management to correct the findings from the inspection and/or to take action to remove/correct the issue found at the time of the inspection.
Unit Inspections. ASSOCIATION shall inspect each unit for damages as soon as reasonably practicable after each rental guest vacates the unit. ASSOCIATION will replace/reimburse items broken by guests that have paid the damage waiver deposit up to $1,000. The following will apply to guest stays 14 days or longer: credit card shall be charged an amount estimated to be needed to cover the cost to repair any damage to the Property, and/or the cost of additional cleaning in the case of extremely soiled units, and for the replacement of items such as kitchenware, linens, small accessories and other like items not in unit at the time of inspection.
Unit Inspections. Agent shall do periodic inspections of the Unit and notify Owner whenever maintenance or corrective action becomes necessary.
Unit Inspections. Each tenant is required to complete and sign a Condition Check-‐in List that is reviewed by the Agent and verified. At the end of the lease term, there will be a walk-‐through inspection of the unit identifying physical condition of the unit.
Unit Inspections. LANDLORD or its agent may make periodic inspections of the UNIT in order to ascertain any physical problems with the UNIT and also to ensure that property is being cared for properly. UNITS, which are found to be excessively dirty and disorderly, will be cleaned for a minimum of $50 per unit. If during the course of an inspection stolen property (i.e., unauthorized property, highway signs, etc.) or contraband is found, it will be removed by personnel immediately and TENANTS of the UNIT may be subject to civil action.
Unit Inspections. Manager shall conduct a Quality Unit Survey of each unit one time per year at a rate of $95 per report. Additional inspection reports may be completed upon Owner request. Compliance Surveys shall be conducted on Vacant units in the City of Portland as required by the F.A.I.R. Act (see Section 3.12) at a rate of $200 for the first 2 hours and $75
Unit Inspections. Manager shall conduct a Quality Unit Survey of each unit one time per year at a rate of $95 per report. Any additional inspection report may be completed upon Owner request.
Unit Inspections. Owner shall permit an authorized representative of the Association or its Manager to access the Unit and Balcony Area thereof during normal business hours to perform periodic inspections of all Work pursuant to this Section 1.11, including, without limitation, portions of the Work performed to Unit flooring described above and in the flooring addendum, until all such Work is completed. The Association and Manager have no duty or obligation to perform any such inspections. Prior notice of any such inspections will be given to the Owner. In the event Owner refuses to grant access to the Unit or permit the conduct of any such inspection, then the Association and its Manager are hereby authorized by such Owner to access the Unit during normal business hours to conduct such inspections using the Unit key provided to the Association according to Section 1.3(a) of the Rules. AUTHORIZED SIGNATURES to UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENT FOR CONTRACTOR/CONSTRUCTION WORK FOR A UNIT The below listed parties possess the requisite authority to execute the Agreement, and do hereby execute this Agreement to be effective on the Effective Date set forth on page 1 of the Agreement. OWNER: By: Printed Name: Date of Signature: Contact Phone No. OWNER: By: Printed Name: Date of Signature: Contact Phone No. CONTRACTOR: By: Printed Name: Date of Signature: Contact Phone No. CONTRACTOR PARTY: By: Printed Name: Date of Signature: CONTRACTOR PARTY: By: Printed Name: Date of Signature: Acknowledgement of Receipt by Manager, for and on behalf of the Association: By: Printed Name: Date Received: Exhibit 1 to UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENT FOR CONTRACTOR/CONSTRUCTION WORK FOR A UNIT The Renaissance on Turtle Creek Condominium Association, Inc. (the "Association") INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS CONTRACTORS SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED TO COMMENCE ANY WORK FOR AN OWNER OR IN A UNIT UNTIL CONTRACTOR HAS OBTAINED INSURANCE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: COVERAGE AND LIMITS Contractor, at its own expense, will purchase and maintain (with companies licensed to do business in the State of Texas and having rates of Best's Insurance Guide A/VII, or better) insurance coverages and amounts as set forth below: TYPE AMOUNTS OTHER REQUIREMENTS
Unit Inspections. Rental Agent shall (i) conduct, at least once per Operating Year (and as needed more frequently), an inventory of all major furnishings and equipment, (ii) inspect the general condition of the Unit, and (iii) provide Owner with a written statement as to the condition of the Unit, and written recommendations for improvements to the Unit. Owner agrees that Rental Agent may replace or repair items that it reasonably determines are no longer usable or no longer meet the quality standards commensurate with first class lodging establishments and charge such costs against Owner’s FF&E Reserve.
