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Landlord And Tenant Considerations : |
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Number of Tenants:
Concerns the number of tenants living on the residential
Kingston Jamaica real estate. |
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Purpose Of Use:
This is determined whether the property is to be used
commercial or as residential or both, a major concern for
the Kingston Jamaica real estate landlord. |
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Pets:
Most landlords in Jamaica tend not to determine whether
pets can stay or not, unless in Jamaica real estate where
the property is an apartment then the Strata might have
rules about keeping pets or not |
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Liability For Utilities:
To ensure the protection of the landlord and tenant
against future litigation, it must be noted that the
tenant should be responsible for paying all utilities used
while occupying the Kingston Jamaica real estate. |
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Improvements To Premises:
Most Kingston Jamaica real estate needs repairs the minute
they are occupied especially commercial Kingston Jamaica
real estate. Some agreement must be reached between the
landlord and the tenant about the cost of these
improvements and how the tenant might be compensated for
these improvements done. |
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Notice To Quit Premises:
This has been a sore topic in Kingston Jamaica real estate
for a long while. It depends whether the tenant initiated
or the landlord initiated the notice. In either case the
time period is usually 30 days but at times has been
considerably longer, if the tenant cannot find suitable
accommodations. This is a very tricky situation in Jamaica
real estate and is best left to litigation where there are
disputes. |