Objectionable Tenancies. Under this lease, the tenant or their guests shall not use the premises in such a way as to disturb the quiet enjoyment and peace of any other Tenant or nearby resident. Indications of objectionable tenancy are included in the list below:
Objectionable Tenancies. Tenant and/or Tenant licensees, guests, or invitees shall not use the premises in such a way as to disturb the quiet enjoyment and peace of any other tenant or nearby resident, or in any other manner which the Landlord deems objectionable. - More than 3 complaints in 1-month. Concerning activities of tenant or guests from any source; - Tenant failure to allow Landlord to gain access to the premises - Complaints occurring on or regarding the premises from law enforcement regarding noise, trash, or any other violations, including (but not limited to) illegal behavior or failure to properly maintain premises; - Failure to notify Landlord of additional occupants or sublessees within 30 days of their occupancy; - Incorrect, use of fowl, abusive, or inappropriate language, behavior or gestures of violence or vandalism to Landlord and Landlord agents.
Objectionable Tenancies. Under this lease, the tenant or their guests shall not use the premises in such a way as to disturb the quiet enjoyment and peace of any other Tenant or nearby resident. Indications of objectionable tenancy are included in the list below: Tenant or occupant has given false/incorrect information on the rental application. Landlord may terminate tenancy for two late payments within a four-month period. More than three complaints in a one-month period concerning activities of Tenants or guests. Tenant failure to allow Landlord to gain access to the property. Tenant failure to take trash out for pick-up more than two times in a one-month period. Storage of unlicensed vehicles without a permit and Landlord permission. Failure to notify the Landlord of additional occupants within thirty days of their occupancy. If tenant’s behavior results in six or more public nuisance points and the problem is not cured, Landlord may terminate the lease. (Applicable to City of Rochester) If Xxxxxx fails to comply with the terms of this lease, Landlord will give written notice of default stating the type of violation(s) and ten days for curing (fixing) the violation(s). If Tenant does not cure the violation in the time stated or repeats the objectionable behavior, the Landlord may terminate the lease with no less than ten days notice. The Lease will end on the date given in our notice to you. On or before that date you must leave the Apartment and give use the keys or we will bring legal action against you. Additional Objectionable Tenancies: ___________________________________
