Common use of Keybox Clause in Contracts

Keybox. A keybox is a locked container placed on the Property holding a key to the Property. The keybox is opened by a special combination, key, or programmed access device so that persons with the access device may enter the Property, even in Tenant’s absence. The keybox is a convenience but involves risk (such as unauthorized entry, theft, property damage, or personal injury). Neither the Association of REALTORS® nor MLS requires the use of a keybox.

Keybox. A keybox is a locked container placed on the Property holding that holds a key to the Property. A keybox makes it more convenient for brokers, their associates, inspectors, appraisers, and contractors to show, inspect, or repair the Property. The keybox is opened by a special combination, key, or programmed access device device, so that authorized persons with the access device may enter the Property. Using a keybox will probably increase the number of showings, even in Tenant’s absence. The keybox is a convenience but involves risk risks (such as for example, unauthorized entry, theft, property damage, or personal injury). Neither the Association of REALTORS® nor MLS requires the use of a keybox.

Keybox. A keybox is a locked container placed on the Property holding that holds a key to the Property. A keybox makes it more convenient for brokers, their associates, inspectors, appraisers and contractors to show, inspect, or repair the Property. The keybox is opened by a special combination, key, or programmed access device device, so that authorized persons with the access device may enter the Property. Using a keybox will probably increase the number of showings, even in Tenant’s absence. The keybox is a convenience but involves risk risks (such as for example, unauthorized entry, theft, property damage, or personal injury). Neither the Association of REALTORS® REALTORS nor MLS requires the use of a keybox.

Keybox. A keybox is a locked container placed on the Property holding a key to the Property. The keybox is opened by a special combination, key, or programmed access device so that persons with the access device may enter the Property, even in Tenant’s 's absence. The keybox is a convenience but involves risk (such as unauthorized entry, theft, property damage, or personal injury). Neither the Association of REALTORS® nor MLS requires the use of a keybox.

Keybox. A keybox is a locked container placed on the Property holding a key to the Property. The keybox is opened by a special combination, key, or programmed access device so that persons with the access device may enter the Property, even in Tenant’s 's absence. The keybox is a convenience but involves risk (such as unauthorized entry, theft, property damage, or personal injury). Neither the Association of REALTORS® nor MLS requires the use of a keybox.

Keybox. A keybox is a locked container placed on the Property holding that holds a key to the Property. A keybox makes it more convenient for brokers, their associates, inspectors, appraisers, and contractors to show, inspect, or repair the Property. The keybox is opened by a special combination, key, or programmed access device device, so that authorized persons with the access device may enter the Property. Using a keybox will probably increase the number of showings, even in Tenant’s absence. The keybox is a convenience but involves risk risks (such as for example, unauthorized entry, theft, property damage, or personal injury). Neither the Association of REALTORS® nor MLS requires the use of a keybox.