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If you are in a houseshare, then you should select "house." If you are in a flatshare, then you should select "flat."
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Examples of common parts of the premises may include the bathroom, toilet, kitchen or sitting room, which would be used by other people living on the premises. You are sharing common areas if you are in a houseshare, flatshare or lodging with a resident landlord.
A tenant is anyone who signed the lease and agrees to pay rent.
Any guest who will be staying on the premises for more than one week will require the landlord's written approval unless they are listed below as a permitted guest (occupant). You do NOT need to get permission for or list children of a tenant, but you would need to get permission for or list parents, siblings or friends of a tenant that would be staying on the premises for more than one week.
When will the lease end?
A fixed term lease ends on a specific date and does not usually require notice when the lease ends.
Lease ends on
Possession date
The tenant will pay
every
. Payments will be due on the
of
of the
charge per late payment.
Ohio Late Payment Charges
Any late fee charged in Ohio must be reasonable. It is suggested that a late fee that reflects the actual expected costs incurred as a result of the rent being late is reasonable.
The tenant will put down a refundable deposit of
for any unusual damage or failure to pay rent.
As required in
, the deposit will be held at
located at
.
Ohio Deposits
There are no state rules on security deposits in Ohio. There may, however, be local laws or rules regarding security deposits. Contact your municipality or county to confirm if there are local laws or rules regarding security deposits.
The deposit must be refunded if there is no pet damage at the end of the lease.
Pet deposit amount
Ohio Pet Deposits
There are no state laws or rules regarding pet fees or deposits in Ohio. There may, however, be local laws or rules regarding pet fees or deposits. Contact your city or county to confirm if there are local laws or rules regarding pet fees or deposits.
Who is responsible for the following utilities?
Tenant maintenance may include: keeping sidewalks free of snow and ice, removing weeds from lawns on the premises, but NOT repairs to appliances or building.
Select the tenant's maintenance responsibilities
Requiring renters' insurance means the tenant must purchase coverage for their personal belongings and liability on the premises.
Houses built in 1981 or later do not have risks of asbestos or lead paint.
Select any of the following that apply to the premises
Colorado landlords are required by law to disclose information they have about radon testing, concentrations, and mitigation and remediation relevant to their rental properties. Landlords must provide the tenant with any current records and reports pertaining to radon concentrations within the Property, as well as an up-to-date copy of the "Radon in Real Estate Transactions" brochure published by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment available at https://cdphe.colorado.gov/hm/radon-and-real-estate.
You should include an additional clause if there are other terms or issues unique to your situation that have not been addressed in the questionnaire.
Residential rental property is property that earns income for its owner from rental payments made by a tenant.
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