Assertion: tenant's landlord | /r/Desires | tenant
Facets:
value: to pay security deposits
type: PURPOSE
value: in some cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: to buytenant surety bonds
type: PURPOSE
value: to maintain renters’ insurance
type: PURPOSE
value: in alberta
type: LOCATION
value: to provide 60-days notice
type: PURPOSE
value: to pay rent
type: PURPOSE
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: to sign the lease
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The landlord can also require a tenant to sign the lease.
text: In Alberta, most landlords require a tenant to pay a security deposit or damage deposit before moving in.
text: It is also called a "month to month tenancy" because landlords usually require tenants to pay rent once a month, in advance.
text: Even though fixed-term leases don’t automatically renew, landlords can still require tenants to provide 60-days notice, prior to the lease end date, of their intent to move out.
text: Most landlords require tenants to pay security deposits before moving in.
text: Many landlords now require tenants to maintain renters’ insurance and to name the landlord and property manager as an additional insured.
text: Landlords can also buy (or in some cases require tenants to buy) tenant surety bonds, which insure against the risk of tenants defaulting entirely.
text: Most landlords require tenants to pay a security deposit upon signing the lease, which is then returned to the tenant after the lease term ends (minus any money needed for repairs, cleaning, or unpaid rent).