Common use of Spring Cleaning Clause in Contracts

Spring Cleaning. In order to offer consistence in quality, we require that all properties complete a spring cleaning. The spring cleaning. Spring cleaning should be completed prior to the first rental. This includes cleaning in- side and outside of cabinets, woodwork, walls, ceiling fans, windows, light fixtures, appliances, ovens and closets, under and behind furniture, and inside sofa beds. All personal items including towels, linens, blankets and food items should be removed or locked up. Remember to replace all smoke detector batteries, remote control batteries and light bulbs so as not to incur additional charges during the rental season. Rental Agent accurately describes our vacation homes, providing photos, online inventories, and opportunities to physically view the property. Occasions do arise when a tenant is dissatisfied with a rental property or a major problem occurs with the property that cannot be abated in a timely fashion. Should this occur, our first course of action will be to accommodate the tenant in a reasonable manner so as not to lose the rental income for the owner. Using our discretion, we will compensate the tenant up to 20% of the rental, chargeable to the Owner. Should this fail, we will contact you to determine if an alternate solution can be found. In the event the tenant decides to vacate the Property, we will return to the tenant the rental amount paid for the nights not stayed or in extreme circumstances the entire rental amount. If a tenant is unable to check-in to the Property, on the check-in date due to causes such as the Property has been damaged by fire, flood, hurricane, other natural disasters, break down of major mechanical system and/or other significant damage, or if access bridges or roads are closed or impassable due to fire, flood, hurricane, natural disaster, Rental Agent shall refund to tenant the paid rental amount. We will not, however, make refunds to tenants due simply to rainy and/or in- ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ weather.

Spring Cleaning. In order to offer consistence in quality, we require that all properties complete a spring cleaning. The spring cleaning. Spring cleaning should be completed prior to the first rental. This includes cleaning in- in− side and outside of cabinets, woodwork, walls, ceiling fans, windows, light fixtures, appliances, ovens and closets, under and behind furniture, and inside sofa beds. All personal items including towels, linens, blankets and food items should be removed or locked up. Remember to replace all smoke detector batteries, remote control batteries and light bulbs so as not to incur additional charges during the rental season. Rental Agent accurately describes our vacation homes, providing photos, online inventories, and opportunities to physically view the property. Occasions do arise when a tenant is dissatisfied with a rental property or a major problem occurs with the property that cannot be abated in a timely fashion. Should this occur, our first course of action will be to accommodate the tenant in a reasonable manner so as not to lose the rental income for the owner. Using our discretion, we will compensate the tenant up to 20% of the rental, chargeable to the Owner. Should this fail, we will contact you to determine if an alternate solution can be found. In the event the tenant decides to vacate the Property, we will return to the tenant the rental amount paid for the nights not stayed or in extreme circumstances the entire rental amount. If a tenant is unable to check-in to the Property, on the check-in date due to causes such as the Property has been damaged by fire, flood, hurricane, other natural disasters, break down of major mechanical system and/or andƒor other significant damage, or if access bridges or roads are closed or impassable due to fire, flood, hurricane, natural disaster, Rental Agent shall refund to tenant the paid rental amount. We will not, however, make refunds to tenants due simply to rainy and/or in- andƒor in− ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ weather.