FURNISHINGS AND STORAGE Sample Clauses

FURNISHINGS AND STORAGE. You are renting a furnished apartment. Premises will contain furnishings that are the property of the Landlord and are: Full Beds/ Dressers/Desks/ Dining Table /Living room Seating/Refrigerator/Stove. They are accepted “as is” and need to be in the same condition at the end of the term of the lease, minus normal wear and usage. Mattresses may be new or used. If you are sensitive to a used mattress, you have the right to acquire your own, and Landlord will remove the one provided. Removal of furnishings: If requested, Landlord will remove 2 items per apartment at no cost to Tenants. Anything beyond that, Tenants will be charged, from their security deposits, moving and storage fees of $20 per item. Tenants will be charged for furniture that is missing, removed from the living area of the apartment, or damaged beyond repair. Infestation liability: Tenants should use extreme caution if importing bedding or furniture into their house, as they will assume liability for extermination costs associated with bed bugs, roaches, or fleas that manifest as result. Report any bug bites immediately. TIPS to avoid these problems: don’t sleep in other places with bed bugs, never import bedding or beds from a house that has bedbugs, avoid bringing in stray cats, and clean your apartment regularly (remove trash weekly including recyclables) as failure to do this will attract mice and other bugs. If you import bedbugs, the current exterminator charges can range from $1000-$4000 depending on level and scope of bug presence. STORAGE: Landlord permits storage of tenant belongings in attics free of charge. Tenants can store items at any time during the lease, even prior to the start of the lease if needed. Landlord is not liable for any stored items. No long-term storage is permitted in basements due to dampness and risk of damage to tenant’s belongings. 14A. PAINTING: Landlord will paint/touch up common rooms and areas with a soft white color paint. No painting of common rooms and areas is permitted by Tenants without written prior approval from Landlord. However, tenants have a choice in regards to painting their bedroom. OPTION 1- STATUS QUO- tenant likes the current color and condition of their bedroom walls, and plan to keep it the same. No further action is required. OPTION 2- SELF PAINT- tenant wants to paint their own bedroom their own color. Xxxxxxxx will credit tenant $75 off their next rent payment to help cover cost of supplies and labor. In order to get this $75 cred...
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