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What is difference between NNN lease and gross lease?
In a NNN lease the tenant (person leasing the property) is liable for the taxes, insurance, and CAM (Common Area Maintenance) expenses. In a Gross Lease, the tenant pays a fixed amount of rent to the Landlord and has no other expenses to pay.
Is the tenant responsible to repair a broken ac unit?
If the air conditioner came with the apartment, then No, the tenant is not responsible. It is up to the Landlord to fix it. I know this because I am a landlord myself. If the Landlord refuses to do so, call a repairman, get it fixed, get a copy of the bill and deduct t from your rent...however make sure you let the landlord know that you will be doing this if he still refuses to fix it and again, make sure you give him a copy of the bill when you pay your rent.
Is it legal for a person renting a house to not pay rent until house is fixed?
Landlord Tenant Law is different for each country and/or state. Please comply with the law of the state or country you reside in. ------------------------------- yes, only if you told landlord about the problem at least 15 days before rent is due if landlord tells you to get it fix and will take cost off rent lease get this in writing.
Why use a license agreement rather than a lease for renting space?
Depends on why you need to use the space. Licenses by definition are for an indefinite period that either party technically should have the right to cancel at any time. Leases typically have a specified time/term. The "Licensor" (the "landlord" under a license) retains control this way, to terminate the relationship if things aren't going well, without having to go to court for an "eviction" (as long as state or local law doesn't require an eviction regardless of the kind of arrangement the document says it is. Licenses usually also don't have as many legal provisions and are for really short periods of time. For example, if a movie company wanted to shoot a scene on your front lawn, a license would be more likely the document because it would give the homeowner the comfort that if things were going badly he or she could simply tell the movie people to get off the property. It is something better than an oral arrangement too, because without the written agreement the "Licensee" (the "tenant" of the license) might claim greater fixed rights like a lease.
Is a landlord required to provide working AC in Florida?
Your landlord is not required to provide air-conditioning, per se. But this is probably not the issue here: the issue is, is your landlord required to fix appliances that have been provided, including the air-conditioner? That answer it is: yes. If your air-conditioner was working when you moved into the apartment and it is not working now, then your landlord has the obligation to fix it. If he doesn't and you provide adequate notice, you can have it fixed and take the cost of repair off the rent. The procedure to do this is as follows: at least seven days before the next rent is due your landlord must receive the letter from you stating that the air-conditioner is broken and that you demand that it be fixed. It must also state that you reserve the right to have the air-conditioner fixed and to offset the rent by the amount of the repair. Keep in mind, however, that your landlord can still try to file an eviction against you. If this happens then you need to go to court and fight your case: you will win it likely.
Tenant Eviction: Follow State and Local Laws For a Quick Resolution?
'Self-Help' Methods of Eviction May Backfire on the LandlordAlmost every landlord experiences a tenant that falls behind on rent payments, plays heavy metal music all night or violates the terms of lease in other ways. Changing the locks or cutting off the electricity are considered 'self-help' methods of forcing an unruly tenant to vacate the premises, but they can create some legal issues in some states which result in penalties like damages that amount to a several months rent.In order to evict tenants, landlords must cross every 't' and dot every 'i' in terms of following local and state laws as well as adhering to the rental agreement. When landlords follow correct procedures and do everything right, tenant eviction is a relatively quick legal process, but a late eviction notice or verbal instructions may result in an eviction case being thrown out.The first step in evicting a tenant is to end the tenancy in writing using an eviction notice. There are several kinds of eviction notices and landlords should be familiar with all of them.There are Four Basic Eviction NoticesFixing a Rental Violation Notice is valid in some states. It give tenants notice that the rental agreement has been violated. Some agreements don't include pets and stipulate certain property procedures and this notice is designed to give the tenant enough time (usually 5 to 10 days) to fix the violation. Eviction can continue if the notice is ignored, but if the violation is fixed then no eviction can be initiated using that notice.A Nonpayment of Rent Notice usually alerts the tenant that they have three to five days to bring rent payments current (including late fees stipulated in the lease) or move out. If the tenant pays the back rent then eviction proceedings can't be continued.Thirty or Sixty day Notices inform the tenant that they must move out without the landlord giving a reason. The time involved in this type of notice can be as short as twenty days or as long as ninety days. There can be different time periods depending on the tenants health or age.An Unconditional Notice gives the landlord the ability to evict a tenant if they have seriously violated the agreement. This notice is used when a tenant has seriously damaged the premises, is way behind on the rent, or is growing or selling illegal drugs on the premises.
Fixed length record and variable length record?
fixed length database
Prviate tenant had the leaking pipe fixed by plumber still not working?
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What is fixed length record?
A fixed length record is a data structure that contains a standard amount fields, within the actual record.
Is a Fixed Penalty notice is categorised as civil judgment?
yes
What is fixed length?
A fixed length record is a data structure that contains a standard amount fields, within the actual record.
What is a tendent farmer?
I think you mean 'Tenant Farmer'. A tenant farmer is a farmer who does not own the land that he/she cultivates. Their rent is usually a fixed percentage of the harvest each year.
How to record a new roof in Quickbooks?
Record the entire expenditure as a Fixed Asset. Then use the Fixed Asset Manager to amortize the expense.
Can a checking account be levied on a judgment if the consumer is retired and on fixed income?
Yes.
A judgment based exclusively upon fixed are knowable facts or standards is?
Objective
where is a good area to find apartments for senior citizens on a fixed social security fixed income?
Some apartments that would be good are Fisher Apartments Tenant Patrol,and Zurich Meadows
What is fixed asset ragistar?
Fixed asset register record all information regarding purchases of fixed assets as well as depreciation and replacement information
