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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER
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IF
I GET BEHIND IN MY RENT, HOW SOON WILL IT BE BEFORE I'M EVICTED?
- It takes two (2) weeks after the Five Day Pay Or Quit notice
has been posted to get you through the legal process and evicted.
Here is the excerpt from the Lease Agreement
as it pertains to evictions:
DEFAULT
Failure by LESSEE to pay rent or other charges promptly when
due or to comply with any applicable provisions of the laws
of the State of Nevada, shall, at the option of the LESSOR,
terminate this tenancy upon giving proper notice as set forth
in the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act contained in the
Nevada Revised Statutes #118 after giving proper credit to the
LESSEE of any monies held in the LESSEES account. LESSOR shall
issue a proper itemized statement to the LESSEE noting the amount
owed by the LESSEE and may thereafter pursue at its option any
legal means of collection. LESSEE’s signature below hereby
authorizes LESSOR or his agents to obtain/conduct credit checks/inquiries
with all credit reporting agencies, collection companies, or
associated credit company subscribers as necessary in the course
of collection of any monies owed LESSOR as a result of this
agreement and /or subsequent tenancy. LESSOR at LESSOR’s
discretion, may report all forms of delinquency including evictions
to any credit or tenant reporting agencies. ENFORCEMENT
Any failure by LESSOR to enforce the terms of this Agreement
shall not constitute a waiver of said terms by LESSOR. Acceptance
of rent due by LESSOR after default shall not be construed
to waive any right of LESSOR or affect any notice of legal
action heretofore given or commenced. Nothing contained in
this Agreement shall be construed as waiving any of the LESSOR’s
or LESSEES rights under the laws of the State of Nevada. LESSOR
may adopt rules and regulations in accordance with the laws
of the State of Nevada upon thirty (30) days written notice
to the LESSEE.
**This
clause is subject to change without notice. Be sure and read
your lease agreement and understand it in its entirety.
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WILL I NEED TO GIVE
ANY NOTICE WHEN I'M GOING TO MOVE? - Yes of
course, and it must be in writing and follow certain procedures.
It has to be given a minimum of 30 days in advance and we need
to receive it at the begriming of the month... not in the middle.
Here is the excerpt from the Lease Agreement
as it pertains to termination:
TERMINATION
This Agreement, upon completion of term, may be terminated by
either party hereto giving to the other party not less than
thirty (30) days prior notice in writing on or before the first
day of any given calendar month. Failure of either party to
notify shall result in a month to month tenancy under the terms
and conditions of this lease. This Agreement may be terminated
at anytime by the owner or management company with 30 days written
notice given to the LESSEE should the owner elect to put the
property up for sale or be involved in a transaction to sell
the property. In the event of court action, reasonable attorney’s
fees, collection and processing fees may be awarded to the prevailing
party and the losing party hereby obligates him/herself to pay
same. If improper notice or no notice to vacate is given by
LESSEE, LESSEE is liable for prorated rent until lawful termination
and LESSOR may deduct this from the Damage/Security deposit
on hand, or collect any monies due by other lawful means.
**This clause is subject to change
without notice. Be sure and read your lease agreement and understand
it in its entirety.
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| WHAT IF THERE IS
AN EMERGENCY, WHO DO I GET INTOUCH WITH? - We
have an answering service that is on call 24/7. You should only
call them for REAL emergencies like a flood, broken gas or water
pipe, fire. Something that is damaging the property.
Otherwise, you will be charged for the expense of the answering
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