Pet Deposit definition

Pet Deposit means a security deposit required by a landlord in order to house an individual or family. This does not include a pet deposit for clients during an existing rental/lease agreement. Pet deposits are limited to one pet. Pet deposit does not include repayment of any damages caused by a pet. Other sources of non-OHCS funding must be deferred to first and pet deposit assistance is only eligible when other sources of non-OHCS funds cannot be obtained and providing a pet deposit is necessary, and documented in the participant file, to ensure stability in housing.

Pet Deposit means any deposit made to a landlord by a tenant to be held for the term of the rental agreement, or any part thereof, for the presence of an animal in a rental unit.

Pet Deposit. There is a $150 non-refundable pet deposit upon move in of pets. All pets must be as safe as possible. There must be no history of illness or violence in the pet’s past Policies: The resident, upon application for admission to Golden Age Home Assisted Living, will be provided with a copy of the facility’s policies.

Examples of Pet Deposit in a sentence

• Pet Deposit & Fee – An amount separate from the security deposit that is held by the landlord in case there is damage due to a domesticated animal living on the premises.

• An amount of seventy five dollars ($75.00) will be withheld from the Pet Deposit for this purpose.

• The disposition of a tenant’s Security and/or Pet Deposit shall comply with requirements of the New Mexico Uniform Owner -Resident Relations Act (specifically, §47-8-18, NMSA 1978).

• The Public Housing staff will check AHA records to determine if ANY MONIES ARE DUE to the AHA Public Housing program (i.e., unpaid Rent, Security Deposit, Pet Deposit, outstanding maintenance work order charges, unpaid utilities, or any balances due under any Repayment Agreement) prior to issuing a housing voucher to the Public Housing tenant.

• Pet Deposit Payment The Pet deposit of $100.00 MUST be paid with the new tenant’s second month’s rent.

• The Intake/Admissions staff will check to determine if ANY MONIES ARE DUE to the AHA public housing program (i.e., unpaid Rent, Security Deposit, Pet Deposit, outstanding maintenance work order charges, unpaid utilities, or any balances due under any Repayment Agreement) prior to issuing a housing voucher to the PH tenant.

• Return of Pet Deposit If the pet/animal dies or is removed during tenancy, the DMMHA will conduct a walk-through of the unit to determine any pet damages.

• New public housing resident tenants are required to pay a Security (e.g., damage) Deposit, as provided for under the New Mexico Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act, (specifically, § 47-8-18 NMSA 1978), and, if applicable, an additional amount for a Pet Deposit, if a tenant intends to keep a pet(s) in the dwelling unit.

• The Owner agrees that the Broker shall have sole reasonable discretion to apply Security Deposit funds (and Pet Deposit funds, if applicable) under the Lease and to refund Security Deposit funds (and Pet Deposit funds, if applicable) to the Tenant according to Alabama Law and according to the Broker’s understanding of how certain types of allowances are usually made for the Owner’s recovery of damages.

• Refundable Pet Deposit & Term Charge: An additional deposit of $ per pet shall be due prior to move-in.

More Definitions of Pet Deposit

Pet Deposit. $ _ has been added to the security deposit in consideration of Landlord allowing Tenant to keep pet on the Property. NOTICE: Total security deposit, including pet deposit, may not exceed two month’s rent.

Pet Deposit is the money held by the Landlord or Agent during the Tenancy as security against cost of any repairs or cleaning caused by a tenant’s pet/s being in residence at the premises.