Common use of USE/ ASSIGNMENTS OR SUBLETTING Clause in Contracts

USE/ ASSIGNMENTS OR SUBLETTING. Resident shall not use the premises for any business purpose where the business involves customers visiting the property regardless of whether such business may be authorized by local law as a legal home occupation. Daycare's and shared day care is not allowed. Resident shall not assign this Agreement, sublet the premises, give accommodations to any roomers or lodgers, Airbnb, VRBO, or permit the premises to be used for any purpose other than personal residence. Changes in occupancy are not permitted without the prior written approval of Landlord at the Landlord’s sole discretion. In the event that Landlord permits a roommate change, Landlord will charge a $250 fee for administrative work, not limited to screening said roommate and revising the lease agreement. In the event that Resident contemplates a change in occupants or marital status during the term of this Agreement, no such change shall modify this Agreement unless Landlord consents thereto and prepares a revised rental Agreement, which shall be signed by all Residents. Security deposit will not be refunded until the home is 100% vacated, no security deposit is refunded during a room-mate change. Once home is 100% vacated, security deposit will be refunded to the current Rsident's on the lease at that time. In the event that the Resident adds an additional occupant without permission of the Landlord, Resident will be fined $100 per day, until additional occupant has vacated. By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 1. X Initial Here

USE/ ASSIGNMENTS OR SUBLETTING. Resident shall not use the premises for any business purpose where the business involves customers visiting the property regardless of whether such business may be authorized by local law as a legal home occupation. Daycare's Daycare and shared day home care is are not allowed. Resident shall not assign this AgreementLease Contract, sublet the premises, give accommodations to any roomers or lodgers, Airbnb, VRBO, or permit the premises to be used for any purpose other than personal residence. Changes in occupancy are not permitted without the prior written approval of Landlord at the Landlord’s sole discretion. In the event that Landlord permits a roommate change, or removal of one roommate from the current lease, while the property will remain occupied by the other current Residents, Landlord will charge a $250 fee for administrative work, not limited to screening said roommate when a new occupant is being added and revising the lease agreementagreement with an occupancy change addendum. In the event that Resident contemplates a change in occupants or marital status during the term of this AgreementLease Contract, no such change shall modify this Agreement agreement unless Landlord consents thereto and prepares a revised rental AgreementLease Contract addendum, which shall be signed by all Residents. Security deposit will not be refunded until the home is 100% completely vacated, no security deposit is refunded during a room-mate roommate change. Once home is 100% has been vacated, security deposit will be refunded to the current Rsident's Residents on the lease at that time. In the event that the Resident adds an additional occupant without permission of the Landlord, Resident will be fined Pned $100 per day, until additional occupant has vacated. The Landlord must approve unauthorized occupants living in the premises for longer than 7 consecutive days. If property is an apartment or condominium, the premises consist of the interior of the apartment. Regardless of whether they are assigned for Resident’s use, all exterior access ways, decks, planting areas, patios, parking and storage spaces are common areas of the property and are not part of the premises. Whenever Landlord assigns such areas for Resident’s use, said usage is a license to use in common with Landlord. By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 1. X Initial Here

USE/ ASSIGNMENTS OR SUBLETTING. Resident shall not use the premises for any business purpose where the business involves customers visiting the property regardless of whether such business may be authorized by local law as a legal home occupation. Daycare's Daycare and shared day home care is are not allowed. Resident shall not assign this AgreementLease Contract, sublet the premises, give accommodations to any roomers or lodgers, Airbnb, VRBO, or permit the premises to be used for any purpose other than personal residence. Changes in occupancy are not permitted without the prior written approval of Landlord at the Landlord’s sole discretion. In the event that Landlord permits a roommate change, Landlord or removal of one roommate from the current lease, while the property will charge a $250 fee for administrative work, not limited to screening said roommate and revising remain occupied by the lease agreementother current Residents. In the event that Resident contemplates a change in occupants or marital status during the term of this AgreementLease Contract, no such change shall modify this Agreement agreement unless Landlord consents thereto and prepares a revised rental AgreementLease Contract addendum, which shall be signed by all Residents. Security deposit will not be refunded until the home is 100% completely vacated, no security deposit is refunded during a room-mate roommate change. Once home is 100% has been vacated, security deposit will be refunded to the current Rsident's Residents on the lease at that time. In the event that the Resident adds an additional occupant without permission of the Landlord, Resident will be fined $100 per day, until additional occupant has vacated. The Landlord must approve unauthorized occupants living in the premises for longer than 7 consecutive days. If property is an apartment or condominium, the premises consist of the interior of the apartment. Regardless of whether they are assigned for Resident’s use, all exterior access ways, decks, planting areas, patios, parking and storage spaces are common areas of the property and are not part of the premises. Whenever Landlord assigns such areas for Resident’s use, said usage is a license to use in common with Landlord. By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 1. X Initial Here

USE/ ASSIGNMENTS OR SUBLETTING. Resident shall not use the premises for any business purpose where the business involves customers visiting the property regardless of whether such business may be authorized by local law as a legal home occupation. Daycare's and shared day care is not allowed. Resident shall not assign this Agreement, sublet the premises, give accommodations to any roomers or lodgers, Airbnb, VRBO, or permit the premises to be used for any purpose other than personal residence. Changes in occupancy are not permitted without the prior written approval of Landlord at the Landlord’s sole discretion. In the event that Landlord permits a roommate change, or removal of one room-mate from the current lease, while the property will remain occupied by the other current Residents, Landlord will charge a $250 fee for administrative work, not limited to screening said roommate when a new occupant is being added and revising the lease agreementagreement with an occupancy change addendum. In the event that Resident contemplates a change in occupants or marital status during the term of this Agreement, no such change shall modify this Agreement unless Landlord consents thereto and prepares a revised rental AgreementAgreement addendum, which shall be signed by all Residents. Security deposit will not be refunded until the home is 100% vacated, no security deposit is refunded during a room-mate change. Once home is 100% vacated, security deposit will be refunded to the current Rsident's Residents on the lease at that time. In the event that the Resident adds an additional occupant without permission of the Landlord, Resident will be fined Uned $100 per day, until additional occupant has vacated. By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 1. X Initial Here

USE/ ASSIGNMENTS OR SUBLETTING. Resident shall not use the premises for any business purpose where the business involves customers visiting the property regardless of whether such business may be authorized by local law as a legal home occupation. Daycare's Daycare and shared day home care is are not allowed. Resident shall not assign this AgreementLease Contract, sublet the premises, give accommodations to any roomers or lodgers, Airbnb, VRBO, or permit the premises to be used for any purpose other than personal residence. Changes in occupancy are not permitted without the prior written approval of Landlord at the Landlord’s sole discretion. In the event that Landlord permits a roommate change, Landlord or removal of one roommate from the current lease, while the property will charge a $250 fee for administrative work, not limited to screening said roommate and revising remain occupied by the lease agreementother current Residents. In the event that Resident contemplates a change in occupants or marital status during the term of this AgreementLease Contract, no such change shall modify this Agreement agreement unless Landlord consents thereto and prepares a revised rental AgreementLease Contract addendum, which shall be signed by all Residents. Security deposit will not be refunded until the home is 100% completely vacated, no security deposit is refunded during a room-mate roommate change. Once home is 100% has been vacated, security deposit will be refunded to the current Rsident's Residents on the lease at that time. In the event that the Resident adds an additional occupant without permission of the Landlord, Resident will be fined Pned $100 per day, until additional occupant has vacated. The Landlord must approve unauthorized occupants living in the premises for longer than 7 consecutive days. If property is an apartment or condominium, the premises consist of the interior of the apartment. Regardless of whether they are assigned for Resident’s use, all exterior access ways, decks, planting areas, patios, parking and storage spaces are common areas of the property and are not part of the premises. Whenever Landlord assigns such areas for Resident’s use, said usage is a license to use in common with Landlord. By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 1. X Initial Here