Common use of ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY Clause in Contracts

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY. Opinions as to the condition of the Property very from individual to individual and are very subjective. If the Tenant has not personally viewed or inspected the Property, the tenant shall not rely on any opinion expressed by a third party, including the Rental Agent or the Landlord. The Tenant bears the sole risk of renting the Property sight unseen and in not being satisfied with the condition of the Property at the time of check-in. It is highly recommended that the Tenant personally inspect the Property. The tenant has not been promised anything as to the condition of the Property unless stated in this lease. The property is rented “as is”.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY. Opinions as to the condition of the Property very vary from individual to individual and are very subjective. If the Tenant has not personally viewed or inspected the Property, the tenant Tenant shall not rely on any opinion expressed by a third party, including the Rental Agent or the Landlord. The Tenant tenant bears the sole risk of renting the Property sight unseen SIGHT UNSEEN and in not being satisfied with the condition of the Property at the time of check-in. It is highly recommended that the Tenant tenant personally inspect the Property. The tenant has not been promised anything as to the condition of the Property unless stated in property before signing this lease. The property is being rented “as is”.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY. Opinions as to the condition of the Property very vary from individual to individual and are very subjective. If the Tenant has not personally viewed or inspected the Property, the tenant Tenant shall not rely on any opinion expressed by a third party, including the Rental Agent or the Landlord. The Tenant tenant bears the sole risk of renting the Property sight unseen SIGHT UNSEEN and in not being satisfied with the condition of the Property at the time of check-incheck−in. It is highly recommended that the Tenant tenant personally inspect the Property. The tenant has not been promised anything as to the condition of the Property unless stated in property before signing this lease. The property is being rented “as is”.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY. Opinions as to the condition of the Property very vary from individual to individual and are very subjective. If the Tenant Tenants has not personally viewed or inspected the Property, the tenant Tenant shall not rely on any opinion expressed opinions express by a third party, including the Rental Agent Landlord or the Landlordits Agent. The Tenant bears the sole risk of renting the Property sight unseen and in not being satisfied with the condition of the Property at the time of check-in. It is highly recommended that the Tenant personally inspect the PropertyProperty before signing this Lease. The tenant has not been promised anything as to the condition of the Property unless stated in this lease. The property Property is rented “as is”.