Lease Purchase Clauses - Maintenance, Repairs, Alterations by W. Lewis Burger
By: Micha K.
Submitted: 2010-07-23 00:37:58 | Word Count: 634
Make more money in less time using a lease purchase agreement. The renter is chargeable for upkeep and repairs. Most lease agreements don't deal with this; particularly within the one or two page documents out there on the generic net sites. Preserve reading.
W. Lewis Burger has been an actual estate investor for over thirty years and loves selling a house on a lease purchase.
He requires the tenant to upkeep their property. If he 'steps in' and arranges the upkeep, he's getting paid 'management' fee to do so.
Do not allow 'yard gyms'. If there may be one on the house you buy, the Vendor must remove earlier than closing. Sure as heck, if a baby will get harm, guess who get sued?
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Bottom Line:
Upkeep and Repairs are the accountability of the tenant and do not allow Alterations to the estate.
Full Clause:
MAINTENANCE, REPAIRS OR ALTERATIONS
Lessee/Tenant acknowledges that the premises are in good order and repair, except otherwise indicated herein. Lessee/Tenant shall, at his personal cost, preserve the premises in a clear and sanitary manner, including all equipment, home equipment therein and exterior lawn and vegetation and shall surrender the same, on the termination hereof, in as good situation as received, regular put on and tear excepted. Lessee/Tenant expressly stipulates and agrees that Landlord is granting a rental discount in alternate for Lessee/Tenant agreeing to carry out and bear the expense of, or has carried out maintenance and repairs on the dwelling; subsequently, Landlord shall NOT be accountable for maintenance and repairs of the premises in the course of the term of the Agreement or any extensions.
If the Landlord determines (in his sole judgment) the premises is just not being maintained in a clean and sanitary method, the Landlord could correct these infractions and the Lessee/Tenant will probably be charged for similar plus 200% of identical as a management fee. The minimal administration payment is $200. The Lessee/Tenant agrees to pay this immediately.
Lessee/Tenant is answerable for sustaining garden, bushes and trees in a neat and attractive manner. If not cared for, Landlord has the proper to have this done professionally and Lessee/Tenant herewith agrees herewith to pay for identical plus 200% as Landlord management fee, minimal management price is $200)
The Lessee/Tenant might not place any out buildings, higher than ground swimming pools, trampolines, chain link fence, basketball goals, utility trailers, boats, buses, 'yard gyms', play ground tools, semi-tractors, semi-trailers, dump vehicles, inoperable and/or unlicensed autos, motor homes, travel trailers etc. on the Property (or on the streets bordering the Property) with out the permission of the Landlord.
Lessee/Tenant acknowledges that the Landlord has a contract with a lawn fertilization company and that Lessee/Tenant will reimburse Landlord for the cost of same.
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Author Resource:-
W. Lewis Burger CCIM, has written many articles on real estate investing and self directed IRA's and has been an investor for thirty years. Mr. Burger is a CCIM (Licensed Business Investment Member) designee. The types and agreements on http://RealEstateFormsForInvestors.com were developed utilizing this expertise and lots of of transactions. These forms and agreements are very detailed and strongly favor the landlord.
