Assertion: tenant | /r/CapableOf | sign lease
Facets:
value: to a third party
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to a new tenant
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in situations like these
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: To minimize problems up front when a tenant goes to jail, make sure you have solid emergency contact information on all tenants from the time they sign a lease.
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: In situations like these, the tenant can assign the lease to a new tenant.
text: It is very common for landlords to discover that their tenants sublet the premises or assign their lease to a third party despite an express clause in the tenancy agreement that the tenant is absolutely not allowed to do so or not allowed to do so without consent.
text: You definitely want to verify that the tenant has a steady, reliable income source before you allow the tenant to sign a lease.
text: For tenants that sign a lease, they are contractually obligated to pay rent on the property throughout the entirety of 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: Tenants with animals seem to sign longer leases (just my experience)
text: Before the tenant signs the lease, remind them that it is a legally binding document.
text: This clause of the agreement may also specify the occupancy limits and explicitly state that only tenants who have signed the lease are permitted to live there.
text: The landlord has the right to apply to the Court to obtain an order or judgment for the recovery of the premises, if the tenant sublets the premises or assigns the lease to a third party and receives rent which: