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Tenant Warranty of Authority to Enter into the Lease

Mesa Arizona Tenant Warranty of Authority to Enter into the Lease

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Landlord Tenant - Commercial Leases

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Mesa

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US-OL206

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Description

This office lease form provides warranty that the tenant is a duly qualified corporation and is authorized to do business.

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Interesting Questions

Do I have the right to be present when my landlord comes over?

Yes, most tenants prefer to be there when the landlord visits. It’s your space and you deserve to know what’s going on. Think of it as keeping the home fires burning!

What happens if I refuse to let my landlord enter my home?

If it’s a proper notice and a valid reason, then you might be breaking the rules of your lease. It’s best to understand the terms before refusing—communication is key!

What should I do if my landlord keeps entering my apartment without permission?

That's a tricky situation! You should have a friendly chat with your landlord first. If that doesn’t help, you might want to look into your rights and consider talking to a legal advisor.

Are there situations where a landlord can enter without giving notice?

Yep, there are a few exceptions. For example, if there's an emergency, like a fire or a flood, they can come in right away. It's like a doctor rushing in when you really need help!

Can my landlord enter my apartment without notice?

Generally, no! In Mesa, landlords usually need to give you a heads-up—often 24 hours—in advance before they can come knocking. It’s your home, after all!

What does the warranty of authority mean for a tenant in Mesa, Arizona?

The warranty of authority means that when you sign a lease, the landlord has the legal right to rent out that property. It's like them saying, 'I have the keys, and I can open the door for you.'