Common use of Access Clause in Contracts

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement all access provided to the Tenant shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 297 contracts

Sources: Rent to Own Agreement, Short Term Lease, Rent to Own Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period proration period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant access in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement all access provided to the Tenant shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 85 contracts

Sources: Rent to Own Agreement, Residential Lease Agreement, Residential Lease Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period proration period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant access in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement Agreement, all access provided to the Tenant shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 56 contracts

Sources: Texas Residential Lease Agreement, Rental Lease Agreement, Rental Lease Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period proration period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant access in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement Agreement, all access provided to the Tenant shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 52 contracts

Sources: Residential Lease Agreement, Residential Lease Agreement, Residential Lease Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant Tenant(s) in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement all Agreement, all- access provided to the Tenant Tenant(s) shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant Tenant(s) or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 49 contracts

Sources: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant Tenant(s) in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement all access provided to the Tenant Tenant(s) shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant Tenant(s) or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 25 contracts

Sources: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant Tenant(s) in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement all Agreement, all-access provided to the Tenant Tenant(s) shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant Tenant(s) or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 18 contracts

Sources: Month to Month Lease Agreement, Month to Month Lease Agreement, Month to Month Lease Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period proration period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant access in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement all access provided to the Tenant shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 10 contracts

Sources: Residential Lease Agreement, Rent to Own Agreement, Rent to Own Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement Agreement, all access provided to the Tenant shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Week to Week Rental Lease Agreement, Week to Week Rental Lease Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant RESIDENT(s) in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement all access provided to the Tenant RESIDENT(s) shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant RESIDENT(s) or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Lease Agreement

Access. Upon the beginning of the Proration Period or the start of the Lease Term, whichever is earlier, the Landlord agrees to give access to the Tenant in the form of keys, fobs, cards, or any type of keyless security entry as needed to enter the common areas and the Premises. Duplicate copies of the access provided may only be authorized under the consent of the Landlord and, if any replacements are needed, the Landlord may provide them for a fee. At the end of this Agreement all access provided to the Tenant shall be returned to the Landlord or a fee will be charged to the Tenant Tenant, or the fee will be subtracted from the Security Deposit.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Residential Lease Agreement