Horizon Realty Advisors 8/31/2023

Grills, Barbeques, flammable or combustible liquids/fuels, and any other outdoor cooking or open flame devices will not be used or stored on Balconies/Patios. 27.USE AND LIKENESS: The undersigned hereby irrevocably consents to and authorizes the use The Verge, its officers and employees, of the undersigned’s image, voice and/or likeness as follows: The Verge shall have the rights to photograph, publish, re-publish, adapt, exhibit, perform, reproduce, edit, modify, make derivative works, distribute, display or otherwise use or reuse the undersigned’s image, voice and/or likeness in connection with any products or service in all markets, media or technology now known or hereafter developed in The Verge’s products or services, as long as there is no intent to use the image, voice and/or likeness in a disparaging manner. The Verge may exercise any of these rights itself or through any successors, transferees, licensees, distributors, or other parties, commercial or nonprofit. The undersigned acknowledges receipt of good and valuable consideration in exchange for this Release, which may simply be th e opportunity to represent The Verge in its promotional and advertising materials as described above. The undersigned acknowledges and authorizes the consent for any ward(s) or children under his/her legal guardianship. 28.REQUESTS FOR REASONABLE ACCOMODATION/MODIFCATION: As required under federal, states, and local fair housing laws, Residents with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations/modifications related to their housing. All requests must be made to the Owner/Agent specifying the nature of the requested accommodation/modificat ion. All requests where the need is not visibly obvious will need to be verified by a third party. Upon request, the resident will need to provide the na me, address, and phone number of a third-party professional who will verify that the resident is disabled and needs the accommodation requested because of the disability. All requests must be made in writing. 29.TERMINATION FOR FALSE INFORMATION OR CRIMINAL CONVICTION: If any information supplied in conjunction with application for this rental unit is later found to be false, or if any occupant is convicted of a crime during the tenancy that would constitute grounds for denial of tenancy under Owner/Agent’s then -current rental criteria, this is grounds for termination of tenancy. 30.CHECK IN PROCEDURES: Resident agrees to complete, sign and date, and return a condition sheet provided at the start of the lease term, for the purpose of noting the condition of the unit at the time of move in, within 72 hours of occupancy, and to inform the Lessor in writing of any problem areas. This form should be signed by the Lessee and the Lessor and a copy retained by both for check out purposes. Resident failure to return the form will constitute Resident’s waiver of any right to claim any damages were present prior to taking occupancy. 31.MOVE-OUT PROCEDURES: Unless a renewal lease has been executed, Resident must move out on or before the Lease end date and time as noted on page 1 of the Lease Agreement. A $100 Holdover fee will be charged to any Resident holding over beyond the move-out date. Early move-out does not release Resident from liability for Rent for the full term of the Lease. The move-out date cannot be subsequently changed unless agreed to by both parties in writing. If Resident moves out before the end of this Lease, Owner will charge Resident re-letting fees incurred and future accrued rent. Resident must surrender the Unit and exterior Unit Common Area before the period for deposit refund begins. Resident must furnish in writing his forwarding address to Owner and the US Postal Service. Move-out instructions are updated and posted under the Resident tab on our website www.thevergeapts.com. All keys must be returned on or before the lease expiration to avoid replacement charges. 32.COMPLETE AGREEMENT: This Rental Agreement, any rules and regulations for the Premises and except as provided below, any other written addenda executed by the parties on or after the date of this Rental Agreement contain understanding of the parties. There are no prior oral or written agreements unless they are re ferenced herein. If this is a renewal of an existing Rental Agreement, all written addenda executed on or after the date of the original Rental Agreement, to the extend consistent herew ith, remain in effect and are incorporated herein. 33.SMOKING POLICY: Smoking is prohibited within 25ft of any building, open window, door, or common area as per Washington State laws. 34.ALARMS: SMOKE ALARMS AND CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS: Resident acknowledges, and Owner/Agent certifies that the unit is equipped with a smoke alarm and, if required, a carbon monoxide alarm and that the smoke alarm and the carbon monoxide alarm have been tested and are operable at this time. It is the Resident’s responsibility to test the smoke alarm and carbon monoxide alarm at least every six (6) months, replace dead batteries as required, and notify Owner/Agent in writing of any operating deficiencies. Resident shall not remove or tamper with a functioning smoke alarm or carbon monoxide alarm, including removing working batteries, and Owner/Agent may charge a fee of up to $200.00 for any such conduct. The smoke alarms are either 10-year battery or electric with battery backup. The carbon monoxide alarms are 10-year battery. The dwelling is not located within a 100- yard flood plain.