Common use of MOVE-OUT PROCEDURES Clause in Contracts

MOVE-OUT PROCEDURES. An inspection of the condition of the dwelling will be made after all of the personal effects of the RESIDENT have been removed. A RESIDENT should accompany MANAGEMENT during the move out inspection. Failure of RESIDENT to do so shall constitute concurrence by RESIDENT of MANAGEMENT’S assessment of charges for damages or cleaning. After the inspection, charges will be assessed for any missing items, damages or repairs to the PREMISES, or its contents (normal wear and tear accepted.) Charges will include, but are not limited to: missing or burned out light bulbs, scratches, holes in the walls or doors, burned or torn floors, carpets, etc. and/or for cleaning the PREMISES including all kitchen appliances (refrigerator, microwave, oven range, dishwasher, washer/dryer), bathrooms, closets, storage areas, patios/balconies, vinyl floor covering, etc., so as to restore to the same condition as on the commencement date of the term of the LEASE. A charge for replacing locks and keys shall be assessed if all keys to the PREMISES are not returned to MANAGEMENT.