OCCUPANCY LIMITATIONS Clause Samples

The Occupancy Limitations clause sets a maximum number of individuals who may reside in or use a property at any given time. Typically, this clause specifies the total number of occupants allowed, often based on the number of bedrooms or square footage, and may restrict subletting or unauthorized guests. Its core function is to prevent overcrowding, maintain safety standards, and protect the property from excessive wear or potential legal violations.
OCCUPANCY LIMITATIONS. A. Leases begin at 12:01 a.m. on the first day of the Lease and end at 11:59 p.m. on the last day of the Lease.
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OCCUPANCY LIMITATIONS. A. Leases begin at 12:01 a.m. on the first day of the Lease and end at 11:59 p.m. on the last day of the Lease term. B. One bedroom apartments will only be assigned to one single student. Roommates are not allowed in one bedroom apartments. C. Two bedroom apartments may be assigned to single applicants who may choose to reside alone or with one eligible roommate. D. Maximum Length of Stay and Continuous Occupancy Limitations (1) Occupancy at University Apartments is limited to a maximum of eight years (96 months) for single graduate students. (2) Continuous occupancy of a specific apartment, whether by one resident or a series of residents, is limited to a maximum of eight years (96 months). (3) A Lease renewal may not be allowed if the Lessee’s maximum length of stay or the apartment’s continuous occupancy limit will be reached by the end of the current lease year.
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OCCUPANCY LIMITATIONS. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ begin at 12:01 a.m. on the first day of the Lease and end at 11:59 p.m. on the last day of the Lease. B. Eagle Heights Occupancy Limitations (1) One-bedroom apartments may be assigned to couples without children, families with up to three members and to single applicants. Roommates are not allowed in one-bedroom apartments. Families with more than three persons are not eligible to apply for or remain in a one-bedroom apartment. (2) Two-bedroom apartments may be assigned to families with one or more dependent children or other legal dependents; couples without children; families with up to five persons; and to eligible single applicants who may choose to reside alone or with one eligible roommate. Families with more than five persons are not eligible to apply for or remain in a two-bedroom apartment. (3) Three bedroom and small three-bedroom apartments may be assigned to families with two or more dependent children or other legal dependents, limited to seven persons. Large three bedroom and three-bedroom townhouses may be assigned to families with two or more dependent children or other legal dependents, limited to eight persons. C. University Houses Occupancy Limitations (1) One-bedroom apartments may be assigned to couples without children, families with up to three members and to single applicants. Roommates are not allowed in one-bedroom apartments. Families with more than three persons are not eligible to apply for or remain in a one-bedroom apartment. (2) Two-bedroom apartments may be assigned to families with one or more dependent children or other legal dependents; couples without children; families with up to six persons; and to single applicants who may choose to reside alone or with one eligible roommate. Families with more than six persons are not eligible to apply for or remain in a two-bedroom apartment. (3) Three-bedroom apartments may be assigned to families with two or more dependent children or other legal dependents, limited to eight persons. D. Maximum Length of Stay and Continuous Occupancy Limitations (1) Occupancy at University Apartments is limited to a maximum of eight years (96 months). (2) Continuous occupancy of a specific apartment, whether by one resident or a series of residents, is limited to a maximum of eight years (96 months). (3) A Lease renewal may not be allowed if the maximum length of stay for an individual/family or the maximum occupancy limit for an apartment will be reached by the end of the current Lease...
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OCCUPANCY LIMITATIONS. The tenants that execute this lease are the only ones allowed to live in this home. Every tenant 18 or older must complete an online application which includes a background check and credit check and be approved to live in the community BEFORE moving into a home in the community. If a person other than those that completed the application and have been approved as tenants move into this home the existing tenants agree to increase their monthly rental rate by $100/month. This is considered additional rent. In addition, we will begin the EVICTION process for all people IMMEDIATELY for this violation. You are responsible for all acts of your family, members of your household, and your guests.
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OCCUPANCY LIMITATIONS. Occupancy limitations shall be determined based upon the limitations which are set by the size of the home; however, there shall be no more than four (4) people in any home.
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OCCUPANCY LIMITATIONS. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ begin at 12:01 a.m. on the first day of the lease and end at 11:59 p.m. on the last day of the Lease term. B. One bedroom apartments will only be assigned to one single student. Roommates are not allowed in one bedroom apartments. C. Two bedroom apartments may be assigned to single applicants who may choose to reside alone or with one eligible roommate. D. Maximum Length of Stay and Continuous Occupancy Limitations (1) Occupancy at Universtiy Apartments is limited to a maximum of eight years (96 months) for an individual or family. (2) Continuous occupancy of a specific apartment, whether by one resident or a series of residents, is limited to a maximum of eight years (96 months). (3) A Lease renewal may not be allowed if the Lessee’s maximum length of stay or the apartment’s continuous occupancy limit will be reached by the end of the current lease year.
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