Tenant Duties:​

• Pay rent on time 

• Keeping the unit reasonably clean and safe and disposing garbage safely 

• Keeping all plumbing fixtures clean 

• Properly using all electrical, plumbing, AC/heating, and other appliances.  

• Not deliberately destroying the unit (including family and guests) 

• Not disturbing other tenants 

• Complying with an rules and regulations put in place for safety, welfare, and convenience of tenants.  

• To not prevent the landlord from  

• showing the rental unit to potential owners/lessors 

• Inspecting the premises 

• Conducting any repairs or improvements 

• To provide the landlord with a written updated forwarding address after termination of tenancy. 

Tenant Rights: 

• 24-hour notice of the landlord's intent to enter the unit  

  • between the hours of 8:00am-8:00pm for requested services 

  • Between hours of 9:00am-6:00pm for regularly scheduled services. 

• Returned security deposit and/or an itemized receipt of the deductions from the security deposit. 

• If no prepaid rent or security deposits is returned, tenant may pursue any owed money x3 and reasonable attorney fees. 

• No more than a yearlong lease without a signed lease 

• Tenant may end the lease at any point by writing with specifics if the landlord fails to keep the unit in a safe livable condition. 

• Must give a 14-day period for the landlord to fix any problems.  

• Tenant can go to court to try and recover damages or obtain legal relief.  

• If unlawfully removed from the unit, tenant can recover an amount equal to 3 months' rent or 2x the actual damages sustained. 

• If unit is damaged by fire/casualty the tenant may vacate and notify the landlord in writing within 7 days with intention to terminate the rental agreement. 

• Should they choose to stay, if any part of the unit is unusable, tenants' liability for rent should be reduced 

• If not responsible for the fire/casualty, tenant is entitled to their security deposit and prepaid rent.