1. Tenant shall receive immediate access to the property. If the Landlord
fails to grant occupancy, the Tenant has the right to terminate the
lease agreement and may have the option to seek damages.
2. Landlord shall grant possession of the property to the Tenant by
providing access to all of the following, but not limited to: doors,
mailboxes, common areas, trash areas, and storage facilities. If the
Tenant does not accept occupancy, the lease agreement will be
considered in default.
XII. Subleasing/Assigning. The Tenant is barred from subletting or assigning
any part of the property to another person or entity without the express written
consent of the Landlord.
XIII. Maintenance. The Tenant is required to maintain the same sanitary
condition throughout the term of the lease agreement as it was upon move-in. If
any necessary repairs are needed, it is the Tenant’s responsibility to inform the
landlord as soon as possible of any defect(s). In the event of any water leaks,
the Tenant has a duty to mitigate damage until necessary repairs have been
made.
XIV. Disclosure Addendums. Tenant agrees that the Landlord has shown them
the following documents by initialing below:
____ - State Disclosures described as _________________________________
____ - Lead Paint Disclosure Statement - For all structures built before 1978.
____ - Move-In Checklist
____ - Other described as ___________________________________________
____ - Other Addendums that are described as __________________________
________________________________________________________________
XV. Disclaimer. If any part, sentence, or section of the lease agreement is
considered invalid, the invalidity does not affect the parties from being legally
liable for the remaining terms and conditions.
XVI. Tenancy. If the Tenant misrepresented any claim in the lease agreement or
in the process of authorization, i.e. the “Rental Application,” the Tenant may be
found in violation of the Lease Agreement and be subject to default.
XVII. Time. Time is of the essence.