Examples of Rental Management Program in a sentence
No Resort Unit that is not a Hotel Key within Area B may be used for any use or purpose other than residential use; provided, however, that such Resort Units may be included in the Resort Rental Management Program or used as provided in Stipulation 8 above.
No residential unit within Area E may be used for any use or purpose other than single-family residential use as described in the Town’s Zoning Code; provided, however, that such residential units may be included in the Resort Rental Management Program.
Membership in Mountain Managers Rental Management Program requires the active participation of the Owner(s).
Owner acknowledges that by entering the Unit into the Rental Management Program, Owner’s Unit must conform to the standards and requirements referenced in the Declaration of Condominium or those established by the Manager from time to time, whichever are higher (the “Standards”), which Standards will be consistent with other high-end, first class hotels and resorts.
Improvements in transport infrastructure also reduce the costs of transportation and improve its quality.
Each of the examining members of the committee must ask a question, or a series of questions, that require a maximum of three hours activity by the student.
Any decision to remove the Unit from the Rental Management Program will be at the sole discretion of Manager.
Licensee expressly acknowledges and agrees that Licensor has in fact had no involvement whatsoever in the development, construction, operation, marketing and/or sale of any of the Condominium Units or the Rental Management Program.
The term “Gross Rental Income” means actual collections by Manager solely from the rental of the Unit through the Rental Management Program and the Unit’s portion of any forfeited reservation deposits (i.e. the amount remaining from any forfeited reservation deposit paid with respect to that Unit after the Manager is paid its Base Fee from the forfeited deposit amount) but shall not include revenues generated by Manager through the sale of food, beverages, telephone services or other goods or services.
Upon rectification of all defects by Owner to the satisfaction of Manager, the Unit may be returned to the Rental Management Program at the option of Manager.