Entrance Deposit definition

Entrance Deposit means ten percent (10%) of the Entrance Fee paid upon signing this Agreement in accordance with Section 1.2 of the Agreement.

Examples of Entrance Deposit in a sentence

  • In the case of Joint Residents, the Entrance Deposit shall be deemed to be a joint asset of the joint Residents with the right of survivorship and may be used for the care of either joint Resident.

  • Your Entrance Deposit, minus the Community Fee, is also available for your maintenance and support as provided in Section 10.

  • We do not require an additional Joint Resident Entrance Deposit if Joint Residents occupy the same Living Unit.

  • The Entrance Deposit is reduced to the specific amount described in the Flexible Payment Program Addendum, attached and incorporated hereto as Schedule II.

  • In the case of Joint Residents, the Entrance Deposit shall be deemed to be a joint asset of the Joint Residents with a right of survivorship and may be used for the care of either Joint Resident.

  • Ten percent (10%) of your Entrance Deposit is designated as the non-refundable Community Fee.

  • After depletion of outside assets, the Entrance Deposit (less the Community Fee) is considered available to you for your maintenance and support.

  • You will not be required to pay an additional or increased Entrance Deposit as long as you reside in your original Living Unit.

  • You will receive periodic statements reflecting the remaining balance of the Entrance Deposit (less the Community Fee).

  • However, we may make a partial refund of the Entrance Deposit, minus the Community Fee, to you in the following circumstances: 1) You transfer to a smaller Independent Living Unit than the Independent Living Unit which you currently occupy; and 2) the Entrance Deposit for the smaller Independent Living Unit is currently lower than the Entrance Deposit that the one you originally paid for an Independent Living Unit.