This means: PURPOSE – This part “modifies” the original lease and adopts its “We take no responsibility” clauses, adding that They RELIED ON YOUR REPRESENTATIONS TO THEM. Contact your landlord as soon as you notice signs of bed bugs. It is ideal to inform the owner in writing. As soon as you file your claim, the owner must act within 30 days of receiving the letter. You can hire an exterminator to check in your unit and make an assessment if your owner has ignored your suspicions. You agree that if you have lived somewhere before, which had an infestation of bed bugs, all your personal belongings (including furniture, clothing and other objects) have been treated with a licensed insecticide. You accept that these objects are free of any other infestation. If you discover a previous experience of bed bug infestation, we can check the treatment documentation and check your personal belongings to confirm the absence of bed bugs. You agree that all the past bed bug infestations you have experienced are revealed here: ` What it says: COOPERATION – It says here that “if management confirms the presence or infestation of bed bugs “, you must work with them and their pest control company and coordinate you. It can also be noted that management has the “right” to ask you to “remove” all your personal belongings and to request a temporary evacuation to carry out the reclamation. These are things that need to be dealt with with management before entering into a contract.
It is explained that if you do not cooperate, you have the right to terminate your right of occupancy and to exercise all rights and remedies of the lease. Ran above, throughout the search for my next “marketing” campaign. The way most bed bug addendums are written seem to only cover the apt complex. As a bed bug “specialist,” I see a lot of problems here that consumers need to take into account… Starting with reading this article (it is extremely well written) and/or still permission to copy it on as many places/pages as possible on the web.