Assertion: landlord's tenant | /r/CapableOf | sign lease
Facets:
value: to rent an apartment
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Last but not least, you will want tenants to sign a lease delineating the rent, when it's due, and actions that could lead to late fees and eviction.
text: It may be that when the tenant signed the lease, they had a stable job making sufficient income to cover the amount of the rent.
text: The disclosure must be in the lease or a separate written notice, and the landlord is required to disclose this information before tenant signs a lease or pays a deposit.
text: A landlord must disclose any outstanding inspection orders, condemnation orders or declarations that a property is unfit prior to a tenant signing a lease or paying a security deposit.
text: When a tenant signs a lease to rent an apartment, they are agreeing to adhere to the terms of that agreement.
text: Because a TI allowance typically does not have to be repaid (it is a function of the other deal terms in a lease such as rental rate and term length), it can be a major incentive for a tenant to sign a lease.
text: Before the tenant signs the lease, remind them that it is a legally binding document.
text: If the tenant signed the lease and the landlord signed the lease, the landlord cannot void the lease unless the tenant agrees.
text: Is it a valid lease in New York if only the tenant signs the lease and has no copy of a countersigned lease within a reasonable amount of time?