Sentences with phrase «lease end repairing»

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Lessee pays for maintenance, repair, excess wear and disposition fee of $ 395 or less at end of lease.

Advantages include having lower monthly payments, having to put down less money for a down payment, you can «afford» a «better» car, your repair costs are lower since you are leasing a new car under warranty, you get to trade it in for something new every two or three years, you don't have any trade in squabbles at the end of the lease and you pay sales tax only on the part of the vehicle you finance.

Most Toyota vehicles can last for many years as well as retain value with routine service and repairs, and if you are pleased with your car, purchasing it at the end of your lease could be an excellent option.

You can compile information which can include the following: a review of the lease provisions; violations of the rental agreement; the amount of unpaid rent; the number of days that the tenant has stayed in the rental property beyond the end of the lease; receipts regarding clean - up costs of the rental property; the amount of damage to the rental property; a list of photographs of the damages; estimates concerning the repair of the damages; a list of witnesses who have knowledge of an incident that is cause for eviction; and a list of written statements or recorded statements from potential witnesses.

If something important is broken, and it's the landlord's fault or the landlord willfully chooses not to repair, you can end your lease and move immediately.

j. Tenants owning pets — legal or illegal — are responsible for all pest control in their Unit and will pay a $ 95 nonrefundable charge along with this pet addendum to cover additional repairs / cleaning at end of lease period.

Any money that you spend out of your own pocket to make repairs or improvements on a rental unit is wasted, because you lose it when you end your lease.

They address screening tenants; preparing leases and rental agreements; basic rent rules; security deposits; discrimination; property managers; getting the tenant moved in; co-tenants, sublets, and assignments; the duty to repair and maintain the premises; liability for tenant injuries from dangerous conditions, environmental health hazards, and criminal activity; right of entry and tenant privacy; ending a tenancy; returning security deposits and other move - out issues; problems and dispute resolution; late rent, terminations, and evictions; and finding a lawyer and doing legal research.