Assertion: tenant | /r/CapableOf | damage the property
Facets:
value: beyond that
type: OTHER
value: willfully
type: MANNER
value: significantly
type: DEGREE
value: more than
type: DEGREE
value: in some way
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Practice appears to dictate that a landlord should give the tenant a period of time to attempt to remedy the situation, but state law stipulates no notice is needed when the tenant has overstayed a lease term, the tenant neglects to pay rent in advance when it was previously specified or when the tenant “commits waste," or damages the property in some way.
text: If a renter damages property more than once, you may decide that eviction makes sense.
text: The tenant willfully destroys or damages the property.
text: Including your maintenance expectations in your lease agreement gives you leverage if your tenants damage the property and refuse to pay for repairs.
text: Beyond that, the tenant, their children, or their pets might be significantly damaging the property beyond a reasonable "wear and tear" level.
text: If tenant damages the property, the tenant has an obligation to pay the full rental amount due under the lease.
text: the tenant has damaged the property and the landlord completed the inspection reports;
text: The tenant willfully destroys or damages the property.
text: If the tenant damages the property, you can file for an eviction.
text: If the tenant does damage the property, they may agree or volunteer to pay to fix the damage.