Assertion: landlord | /r/Desires | tenant
Facets:
value: for repairs
type: PURPOSE
value: for a deposit
type: PURPOSE
value: to have renters insurance
type: PURPOSE
value: to waive the right
type: PURPOSE
value: several times
type: TEMPORAL
value: to drive around the car park
type: PURPOSE
value: for the cost
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in most cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: for rental advertising costs
type: PURPOSE
value: to vacate the dwelling unit
type: PURPOSE
value: for redecorating
type: PURPOSE
value: for reasonable attorney fees
type: PURPOSE
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: for the rekey process
type: PURPOSE
value: to have a renters insurance policy
type: PURPOSE
value: out of the property
type: OTHER
value: in order to provide such coverage
type: PURPOSE
value: in provided in this section
type: OTHER
value: for cleaning
type: PURPOSE
value: in some states
type: LOCATION
value: in alberta
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: In Alberta, most landlords require a tenant to pay a security deposit or damage deposit before moving in.
text: The landlord can charge the tenant for the cost of storage of the property.
text: The landlord attempts to intimidate, coerce or make the tenant’s living conditions miserable to force the tenant out of the property.
text: There are two separate situations where a landlord may have to pay a tenant for repairs.
text: Florida law does not allow a landlord to force a tenant out by:
text: Rent control laws limit the amount of rent that a landlord may charge a tenant.
text: C. A violation by the tenant of this section may be remedied by the landlord in accordance with § 55.1-1248 or by notice given by the landlord requiring the tenant to remedy in accordance with § 55.1-1245, as applicable.
text: In some states, for example, the landlord must pay the tenant the interest accumulated on his or her security deposit on the anniversary of their lease agreement and/or when the lease terminates as scheduled.
text: Some landlords, however, keep the utilities in their own name and either charge their tenants or cover the bills themselves.
text: A landlord may require their tenant to have renters insurance, but it's the renter's responsibility to shop for and purchase coverage on their own.
text: A landlord may require a tenant to pay for the cost of premiums for such insurance obtained by the landlord, in order to provide such coverage for the tenant as part of rent or as otherwise provided in this section.
text: A landlord can require a tenant to pay rent on any day of the month or even multiple times per month.
text: Some landlords require tenants to show proof of renters insurance before approving their rental contract.
text: Most landlords require tenants to pay security deposits before moving in.
text: Yes, landlords can require tenants to have a renters insurance policy.
text: Most landlords require tenants who want to settle their cases to use a form called "Judgment for Possession by Consent" or "Form 4A." You can obtain a copy of the form here.
text: The tenant does not owe the amount of money the landlord says because the landlord is charging the tenant an illegal rent level.
text: The tenant does not owe the amount of money the landlord says because the landlord is charging the tenant an illegal rent level.
text: Usually a landlord will charge the tenant for the rekey process.
text: When a lease is broken or terminated early, the landlord may charge the tenant for cleaning, repairs, redecorating, rental advertising costs, reasonable attorney fees, and rent for the remainder of the lease term or until a new rental starts.
text: In most cases, a landlord may charge the tenant the costs associated with removing and storing the tenant’s property, as long as the price is reasonable and reflects fair market value.
text: A landlord, for instance, may not charge a tenant to replace a worn hallway carpet but can charge the tenant for the cost of fixing large holes in the wall.
text: A landlord may perform these actions to disrupt the tenant's quiet, peaceful enjoyment of the rental unit, force the tenant to move from the unit or force the tenant to refrain from pursuing a legal right they have.﻿﻿
text: A landlord may perform these actions to disrupt the tenant's quiet, peaceful enjoyment of the rental unit, force the tenant to move from the unit or force the tenant to refrain from pursuing a legal right they have.﻿﻿
text: Another common situation is where a lessee downtown can never find a parking space in the condo’s car park, which is always full because the landlord also accepts cars from non-tenants to park there, forcing the tenant to drive around the car park from floor to floor just to have no luck to find a spot.
text: The second situation where a landlord has to pay a tenant for repairs is when a tenant repairs and deducts.
text: It sure would be nice if your landlord paid tenants to move out of the apartment they rent, wouldn't it?
text: Recent case law means that landlords are unlikely to be able to force a tenant to open even where the lease contains a keep open clause.
text: It is never okay for a landlord to force a tenant to move out of the rental unit.
text: For instance, certain states set limits on the maximum amount of security a landlord can charge a tenant for a deposit.
text: If the rental agreement so provides, a landlord may charge a tenant requesting more than one copy of his records the actual costs of preparing copies of such records.
text: Where a mold condition in the dwelling unit materially affects the health or safety of any tenant or authorized occupant, the landlord may require the tenant to temporarily vacate the dwelling unit in order for the landlord to perform mold remediation in accordance with professional standards as defined in § 55.1-1200 for a period not to exceed 30 days.
text: Landlords require the tenant to waive the right to a refund of a security deposit
text: For example, if a landlord wrongfully withheld a tenant’s security deposit, the landlord might have to pay the tenant back several times the amount that was wrongfully withheld.