Assertion: roommate's rent | /r/HasProperty | due
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text: Generally, leases specify how much rent is due and what tenants cannot do on the property, such as own pets.
text: This means explaining who has exclusive use of which areas and/or rooms; when rent is due and how much it costs; how utilities like cable and electricity are handled; how issues like guests, drugs, parties, pets and smoking will breach the contract and prompt termination; and who’s responsible for paying the landlord.
text: This means explaining who has exclusive use of which areas and/or rooms; when rent is due and how much it costs; how utilities like cable and electricity are handled; how issues like guests, drugs, parties, pets and smoking will breach the contract and prompt termination; and who’s responsible for paying the landlord.
text: John Smith will make out a check to Jane Doe for $500, no later than 3 days before the monthly rent is due.
text: With such little notice, my friend and her roommate didn’t have time to find an alternate roommate and were left holding the bag for the other third of the rent that was due — nearly $800 per month.
text: and, oh yeah the rent is due too,
text: At a minimum, a lease agreement should outline when and how much rent is due, rules of tenancy, and expectations for maintaining the property.