Common use of Tenant Information Clause in Contracts

Tenant Information. Every Tenant who shall pay rent in exchange for the right to access and occupy the premises through this agreement must be identified with an entry of each one’s name and formal mailing address. II. Lease Type [Choose Option 4 Or Option 5] (4) Fixed Lease Option. Many written leases will be in effect for one year or longer and carry the condition of terminating only upon a certain date. If this agreement will operate under such conditions then, xxxx the checkbox “Fixed Lease.” After choosing this checkbox, the statement attached to it must be supplied with the first calendar date when the Tenant may occupy the premises as well as the final calendar date of his or her occupancy. If neither Party wishes to commit to the terms of this agreement for a predetermined period of time then, continue to review the next option. (5) Month-To-Month Lease. Agreements that are under a year will often operate on a month-to-month basis. That is, both Parties (Landlord and Tenant) will allow each other to terminate the lease at any time with a predetermined number of days’ notice. If this lease will be in effect on a monthly basis, then choose the checkbox “Month-To-Month Lease.” This selection requires that the starting date of the lease be reported to its content. Additionally, the number of days notice that one Party must give the other as warning of the intention to terminate this agreement must be established. It should be mentioned that in many states, the number of days one Party will be expected to give the other as a warning that he or she will terminate a month-to-month lease must be compliant with current statutes of that state. III Payment Terms [Select And Complete All Applicable Payment Terms] (6) Monthly Rent Payment. Generally, the amount of money the Tenant will be obligated to pay the Landlord in exchange for right to occupy the premises will be due once a month. If so, then the “Monthly Rent” checkbox should be selected. Additionally, report the dollar amount that the Tenant must pay the Landlord then, the two-digit calendar day of the month when this rent payment is due. (7) Security Deposit Submission. A standard requirement that Landlords will set in place is the submission of a security deposit. This is the amount of money that the Tenant will be expected to give to the Landlord to hold during his or her tenancy. If the lease term ends with no costly violations or property damage caused by the Tenant, then the Landlord will return the full security deposit amount. Otherwise, for example in the case of property damage, the Landlord is entitled to keep the amount needed to effect repairs caused by the Tenant that are not considered normal wear and tear. The security deposit amount the Landlord may request as well as the timeline for the return are usually left up to the state where the property is located. If the Tenant must submit a security deposit then fill in the appropriate checkbox and report the security deposit amount the Landlord expects to receive by the time this lease is signed. (8)

Tenant Information. Every Tenant who shall pay rent in exchange for the right to access and occupy the premises through this agreement must be identified with an entry of each one’s name and formal mailing address. II. Lease Type [Choose Option 4 Or Option 5] (4) Fixed Lease Option. Many written leases will be in effect for one year or longer and carry the condition of terminating only upon a certain date. If this agreement will operate under such conditions then, xxxx mark the checkbox “Fixed Lease.” After choosing this checkbox, the statement attached to it must be supplied with the first calendar date when the Tenant may occupy the premises as well as the final calendar date of his or her occupancy. If neither Party wishes to commit to the terms of this agreement for a predetermined period of time then, continue to review the next option. (5) Month-To-Month Lease. Agreements that are under a year will often operate on a month-to-month basis. That is, both Parties (Landlord and Tenant) will allow each other to terminate the lease at any time with a predetermined number of days’ notice. If this lease will be in effect on a monthly basis, then choose the checkbox “Month-To-Month Lease.” This selection requires that the starting date of the lease be reported to its content. Additionally, the number of days notice that one Party must give the other as warning of the intention to terminate this agreement must be established. It should be mentioned that in many states, the number of days one Party will be expected to give the other as a warning that he or she will terminate a month-to-month lease must be compliant with current statutes of that state. III Payment Terms [Select And Complete All Applicable Payment Terms] (6) Monthly Rent Payment. Generally, the amount of money the Tenant will be obligated to pay the Landlord in exchange for right to occupy the premises will be due once a month. If so, then the “Monthly Rent” checkbox should be selected. Additionally, report the dollar amount that the Tenant must pay the Landlord then, the two-digit calendar day of the month when this rent payment is due. (7) Security Deposit Submission. A standard requirement that Landlords will set in place is the submission of a security deposit. This is the amount of money that the Tenant will be expected to give to the Landlord to hold during his or her tenancy. If the lease term ends with no costly violations or property damage caused by the Tenant, then the Landlord will return the full security deposit amount. Otherwise, for example in the case of property damage, the Landlord is entitled to keep the amount needed to effect repairs caused by the Tenant that are not considered normal wear and tear. The security deposit amount the Landlord may request as well as the timeline for the return are usually left up to the state where the property is located. If the Tenant must submit a security deposit then fill in the appropriate checkbox and report the security deposit amount the Landlord expects to receive by the time this lease is signed. (8)

Tenant Information. Every Tenant who shall pay rent in exchange for the right to access and occupy the premises through this agreement must be identified with an entry of each one’s name and formal mailing address. II. Lease Type [Choose Option 4 Or Option 5] (4) Fixed Lease Option. Many written leases will be in effect for one year or longer and carry the condition of terminating only upon a certain date. If this agreement will operate under such conditions then, xxxx the checkbox “Fixed Lease.” After choosing this checkbox, the statement attached to it must be supplied with the first calendar date when the Tenant may occupy the premises as well as the final calendar date of his or her occupancy. If neither Party wishes to commit to the terms of this agreement for a predetermined period of time then, continue to review the next option. (5) Month-To-Month Lease. Agreements that are under a year will often operate on a month-to-to- month basis. That is, both Parties (Landlord and Tenant) will allow each other to terminate the lease at any time with a predetermined number of days’ notice. If this lease will be in effect on a monthly basis, then choose the checkbox “Month-To-Month Lease.” This selection requires that the starting date of the lease be reported to its content. Additionally, the number of days notice that one Party must give the other as warning of the intention to terminate this agreement must be established. It should be mentioned that in many states, the number of days one Party will be expected to give the other as a warning that he or she will terminate a month-to-month lease must be compliant with current statutes of that state. III Payment Terms [Select And Complete All Applicable Payment Terms] (6) Monthly Rent Payment. Generally, the amount of money the Tenant will be obligated to pay the Landlord in exchange for right to occupy the premises will be due once a month. If so, then the “Monthly Rent” checkbox should be selected. Additionally, report the dollar amount that the Tenant must pay the Landlord then, the two-digit calendar day of the month when this rent payment is due. (7) Security Deposit Submission. A standard requirement that Landlords will set in place is the submission of a security deposit. This is the amount of money that the Tenant will be expected to give to the Landlord to hold during his or her tenancy. If the lease term ends with no costly violations or property damage caused by the Tenant, then the Landlord will return the full security deposit amount. Otherwise, for example in the case of property damage, the Landlord is entitled to keep the amount needed to effect repairs caused by the Tenant that are not considered normal wear and tear. The security deposit amount the Landlord may request as well as the timeline for the return are usually left up to the state where the property is located. If the Tenant must submit a security deposit then fill in the appropriate checkbox and report the security deposit amount the Landlord expects to receive by the time this lease is signed. (8).

Tenant Information. Every Tenant who shall pay rent in exchange for the right to access and occupy the premises through this agreement must be identified with an entry of each one’s name and formal mailing address. II. Lease Type [Choose Option 4 Or Option 5] (4) Fixed Lease Option. Many written leases will be in effect for one year or longer and carry the condition of terminating only upon a certain date. If this agreement will operate under such conditions then, xxxx the checkbox “Fixed Lease.” After choosing this checkbox, the statement attached to it must be supplied with the first calendar date when the Tenant may occupy the premises as well as the final calendar date of his or her occupancy. If neither Party wishes to commit to the terms of this agreement for a predetermined period of time then, continue to review the next option. (5) Month-To-Month Lease. Agreements that are under a year will often operate on a month-to-month basis. That is, both Parties (Landlord and Tenant) will allow each other to terminate the lease at any time with a predetermined number of days’ notice. If this lease will be in effect on a monthly basis, then choose the checkbox “Month-To-Month Lease.” This selection requires that the starting date of the lease be reported to its content. Additionally, the number of days notice that one Party must give the other as warning of the intention to terminate this agreement must be established. It should be mentioned that in many states, the number of days one Party will be expected to give the other as a warning that he or she will terminate a month-to-month lease must be compliant with current statutes of that state. III Payment Terms [Select And Complete All Applicable Payment Terms] (6) Monthly Rent Payment. Generally, the amount of money the Tenant will be obligated to pay the Landlord in exchange for right to occupy the premises will be due once a month. If so, then the “Monthly Rent” checkbox should be selected. Additionally, report the dollar amount that the Tenant must pay the Landlord then, the two-two- digit calendar day of the month when this rent payment is due. (7) Security Deposit Submission. A standard requirement that Landlords will set in place is the submission of a security deposit. This is the amount of money that the Tenant will be expected to give to the Landlord to hold during his or her tenancy. If the lease term ends with no costly violations or property damage caused by the Tenant, then the Landlord will return the full security deposit amount. Otherwise, for example in the case of property damage, the Landlord is entitled to keep the amount needed to effect repairs caused by the Tenant that are not considered normal wear and tear. The security deposit amount the Landlord may request as well as the timeline for the return are usually left up to the state where the property is located. If the Tenant must submit a security deposit then fill in the appropriate checkbox and report the security deposit amount the Landlord expects to receive by the time this lease is signed. (8)

Tenant Information. Every Tenant who shall pay rent in exchange for the right to access and occupy the premises through this agreement must be identified with an entry of each one’s name and formal mailing address. II. Lease Type [Choose Option 4 Or Option 5] (4) Fixed Lease Option. Many written leases will be in effect for one year or longer and carry the condition of terminating only upon a certain date. If this agreement will operate under such conditions then, xxxx the checkbox “Fixed Lease.” After choosing this checkbox, the statement attached to it must be supplied with the first calendar date when the Tenant may occupy the premises as well as the final calendar date of his or her occupancy. If neither Party wishes to commit to the terms of this agreement for a predetermined period of time then, continue to review the next option. (5) Month-To-Month Lease. Agreements that are under a year will often operate on a month-to-month basis. That is, both Parties (Landlord and Tenant) will allow each other to terminate the lease at any time with a predetermined number of days’ notice. If this lease will be in effect on a monthly basis, then choose the checkbox “Month-To-Month Lease.” This selection requires that the starting date of the lease be reported to its content. Additionally, the number of days notice that one Party must give the other as warning of the intention to terminate this agreement must be established. It should be mentioned that in many states, the number of days one Party will be expected to give the other as a warning that he or she will terminate a month-to-month lease must be compliant with current statutes of that state. III Payment Terms [Select And Complete All Applicable Payment Terms] (6) Monthly Rent Payment. Generally, the amount of money the Tenant will be obligated to pay the Landlord in exchange for right to occupy the premises will be due once a month. If so, then the “Monthly Rent” checkbox should be selected. Additionally, report the dollar amount that the Tenant must pay the Landlord then, the two-digit calendar day of the month when this rent payment is due. (7) Security Deposit Submission. A standard requirement that Landlords will set in place is the submission of a security deposit. This is the amount of money that the Tenant will be expected to give to the Landlord to hold during his or her tenancy. If the lease term ends with no costly violations or property damage caused by the Tenant, then the Landlord will return the full security deposit amount. Otherwise, for example in the case of property damage, the Landlord is entitled to keep the amount needed to effect repairs caused by the Tenant that are not considered normal wear and tear. The security deposit amount the Landlord may request as well as the timeline for the return are usually left up to the state where the property is located. If the Tenant must submit a security deposit then fill in the appropriate checkbox and report the security deposit amount the Landlord expects to receive by the time this lease is signed. (8)checkbox