Oregon Residential Lease Agreement Template Page 5

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XI. Default. Either party may be considered in default through the following:
A. Landlord’s Default.
1. If a utility has been cancelled that is the responsibility of the
landlord.
2. Preventing the tenant from accessing the property.
3. If the landlord makes any unnecessary repairs that are
considered a detriment to the tenant’s quiet enjoyment of the
property.
B. Tenant’s Default.
1. Failure to pay rent within three (3) business days of the due
date unless a “grace period” exists in the State.
2. Severe damage to the property.
3. If the tenant fails to follow any of the terms and conditions stated
in this lease agreement.
C. Waiver. The landlord may not accept rent or performance during the
course of terminating the lease agreement. If the landlord does accept
performance, the lease agreement is valid and enforceable by the
tenant.
1. Tenant is not required to pay rent if the property is considered
inhabitable. Furthermore, if during the course of the lease
agreement the landlord does not comply to return the property
to move-in condition, the a partial rental payment may be
accepted.
XII. Possession. The following should take place after the authorization of the
lease agreement:
1. Tenant should receive immediate access to the property. If the
landlord fails to grant occupancy, the tenant has the right to terminate
the lease agreement and have the option to seek damages.
2. Landlord should grant possession of the property by giving access to
all of the following but not limited to: doors, mailboxes, common areas,
trash areas, and storage facilities. If the tenant does not accept
occupancy, the lease agreement will be considered in default.
XIII. Subleasing/Assigning. The tenant is barred from subletting or assigning
any part of the property to another person or entity without the written consent of
the landlord.
XIV. Maintenance. The tenant is required to maintain the same sanitary
condition throughout the term of the lease agreement as it was upon move-in. If

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