Total Security Deposit Sample Clauses

Total Security Deposit. Provide the total amount of the security deposit for the property. This should be in the original lease agreement. Step 5 – Describe How Tenants Will Share Utilities 7.
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Total Security Deposit. Provide the total amount of the security deposit for the property. This should be in the original lease agreement. Step 5 – Describe How Tenants Will Share Utilities 7. Utilities Included in Rent. State whether or not the rent includes any utilities. If yes, write a list of all utilities. 8. Utilities Not Included in Rent. For utilities not included in the rent, state whether or not the tenants will share the utility amounts. If tenants will share the utility amounts, provide the name of the person listed on the utility bill and how tenants will share the costs (evenly split, rotating, or another method). Step 6 – Enter Parking Details 9. Parking Details. State whether or not the room rental includes parking privileges. If parking is included, provide the subtenant’s name, vehicle description, and parking spot. Step 7 – Write Any Legal Considerations 10. Renter’s Insurance. State whether or not the subtenant needs to purchase renter’s insurance. If yes, provide the name of the insurance company, the monthly rate of the insurance policy, and the name of the signer(s) on the policy. 11.
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Total Security Deposit. Provide the total amount of the security deposit for the property. This should be in the original lease agreement. Step 5 – Describe How Tenants Will Share Utilities 7. Utilities Included in Rent. State whether or not the rent includes any utilities. If yes, write a list of all utilities. 8. Utilities Not Included in Rent. For utilities not included in the rent, state whether or not the tenants will share the utility amounts. If tenants will share the utility amounts, provide the name of the person listed on the utility bill and how tenants will share the costs (evenly split, rotating, or another method). Step 6 – Enter Parking Details 9. Parking Details.
Total Security Deposit. The total Security Deposit required under this Lease is ONE MILLION AND NO/100 U.S. DOLLARS (U.S. $1,000,000.00) which shall be provided to Landlord as referenced below.
Total Security Deposit. Total Security Deposit shall comprise:    Xxxxxxx Money Deposit Initial Security Deposit Retention Money
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Total Security Deposit. <<Total Additional Deposits>> Additional Security Deposit (if applicable): This is the total security deposit at the time of execution of this Lease Contract for all residents in the apartment. Security Deposit is due upon signing of this Lease Contract. Check-in procedures; pre-existing damages: Before accepting your security deposit you will be: (1) allowed to inspect the dwelling and notify us of any pre-existing damages or defects; and (2) provided (within the period remitted by law and upon written request) with a list of physical damages charged to the previous resident's security deposit and other information that may be required under WIS ADMIN. CODE 134.06. Landlord may commingle security deposit with operating funds. Tenants waive interest on security deposit and on any pre-paid rent.
Total Security Deposit. Section 1.p) and Section 3. of Exhibit C are replaced in their entirety by the following: As material consideration for Landlord to enter into this Lease, Tenant shall provide additional funds of $35,000.00 no later than July 30, 1999 for a total security deposit of $80,000.00 and additional funds of $37,000.00 no later than December 30, 2000 for a total security deposit of $117,000.00.
Total Security Deposit. 2 q) PARKING.........................................................................................2 r) BROKER(S).......................................................................................2 s) GUARANTOR(S)....................................................................................2 2. Definitions..............................................................................................2
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