Common use of REPAIRS; MAINTENANCE Clause in Contracts

REPAIRS; MAINTENANCE. Property Owner agrees that any expenses incurred for repairs, maintenance alterations or supplies shall be the sole responsibility of Property Owner and Property Owner shall reimburse timely Broker for any such expenses. No repairs, decorations, alterations or supplies costing more than $300 shall be made without prior approval from Property Owner, except for monthly or recurring operating charges or repairs determined, in the sole judgment of Broker to be necessary and required in accordance with the lease, laws, codes or judicial precedents. Common examples of necessary and required repairs include plumbing leaks, failure of shower valves & cartridges, failed toilets, no hot water, no air conditioning (during hot months), no heat (during cool months), leaking roof, animal intrusion, mold, water intrusion, failed appliances (see PMC Appliance Repair/Replace Policy), electrical outages and safety issues, garage door failure, safety issues with decks/porches, broken window or door, or siding/gutter falling off house. The Broker is authorized to perform appropriate repairs necessary to complete a turnover between tenants and deliver the Property in a “rent ready” condition as promised to the new tenant during the leasing process.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Brokerage and Management Agreement, Brokerage and Management Agreement, Brokerage and Management Agreement

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