Common use of TENANT AGREES Clause in Contracts

TENANT AGREES. (a) To use the Unit only as a primary residence for Tenant and Household members listed above; to use the Unit for residential purposes only; to refrain from engaging in and to cause Household member(s), guest(s), or any person under any Household member's control to refrain from engaging in any criminal or illegal activity in the rental Premises; not to take in boarders or lodgers; not to sublet or assign the Unit to anyone else. (b) To keep the Unit clean and to comply with all responsibilities imposed on tenants by Chapter II of the State Sanitary Code. (c) To make no alteration to the Unit without the written permission of Owner, who may require the tenant to restore the Unit to its original condition before moving out. (d) Not to disturb or allow any Household member(s), guest(s), or any person under any Household member's control to disturb the peace and quiet of the other tenants in the building. (e) To permit the Owner to enter the Premises at reasonable times, upon reasonable notice, to inspect, to make repairs, or to show the Premises to a prospective tenant or purchaser, and to give the Owner a duplicate of all keys needed to enter the apartment. (f) To notify Owner promptly of any need for any repair(s) to the apartment, common areas, or grounds. (g) To keep any pet(s) allowed in Paragraph 9 in a way which is not a nuisance to others. (h) To pay Owner, within 30 days of receiving an itemized bill, for the cost of repair of any damage(s) caused by Tenant or a Household meber(s) or a guest(s). (i) To leave the Unit clean and in good condition as at the start of the tenancy (reasonable wear and tear excepted), to remove all personal belongings, and to return all keys to owner. (j) To obtagrin prior written permission from the Owner to add any person as an authorized member of the Household except in the case of birth of a child, or adoption or court-awarded custody of a child or an adult.

TENANT AGREES. (a) To use the Unit only as a primary residence for Tenant and Household members listed above; to use the Unit for residential purposes only; to refrain from engaging in and to cause Household member(s), guest(s), or any person under any Household member's control to refrain from engaging in any criminal or illegal activity in on the rental Premises; not to take in boarders or lodgers; not to sublet or assign the Unit to anyone else. (b) To keep the Unit clean and to comply with all responsibilities imposed on tenants by Chapter II of the State Sanitary CodeCode and HUD’s Housing Quality Standards (HQS). (c) To make no alteration to the Unit without the written permission of Owner, who may require the tenant to restore the Unit to its original condition before moving out. (d) Not to disturb or allow any Household member(s), guest(s), or any person under any Household member's control to disturb the peace and quiet of the other tenants in the building. (e) To permit the Owner to enter the Premises at reasonable times, upon reasonable notice, to inspect, to make repairs, or to show the Premises to a prospective tenant or purchaser, and to give the Owner a duplicate of all keys needed to enter the apartment. (f) To notify Owner promptly of any need for any repair(s) to the apartment, common areas, or grounds. (g) To keep any pet(s) allowed in Paragraph 9 in a way which is not a nuisance to others. (h) To pay Owner, within 30 days of receiving an itemized bill▇▇▇▇, for the cost of repair of any damage(s) caused by Tenant or a Household meber(smember(s) or a guest(s). (i) To leave the Unit clean and in good condition as at the start of the tenancy (reasonable wear and tear excepted), to remove all personal belongings, and to return all keys to owner. (j) To obtagrin obtain prior written permission from the Owner to add any person as an authorized member of the Household except in the case of birth of a child, or adoption or court-awarded custody of a child or an adult.