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Taft Hill. Fort Collins, CO 80521  \n(970) 416-RENT (7368) Fax (970) 493-1443  \nE-mail: [leasing@rentfortcollins.com](leasing@rentfortcollins.com)  \nRESIDENTIAL LEASE AGREEMENT-FIXED TERM  \nThis Lease Agreement is made this   day of  , 20 by and between Armadillo Property Management, Inc., Agent for the Owner (hereinafter called the Landlord)  \n the Resident(s) .  \n1. DESCRIPTION AND TERMS:  \nThe Landlord and Resident(s) agree that the Landlord has this day leased to the Resident(s) the premises known and described as: \\#   \nin the City of  , County of   , to be used and occupied as a private dwelling upon the terms and conditions set forth in this lease, and for no other purpose.  \nThe term of this lease shall be from 12:00 noon,   day of 20  , to 12:00 noon,  day of 20 .  \n□ If this lease has no specific term and is month to month, a 30 day notice to vacate is required in writing the 1st day of the final month of occupancy. The last month’s rent is NOT prorated.  \nUse of the premises: Resident shall occupy and use the premises as a private residence and for no other purpose. Resident shall not carry on any trade, profession, business, school, or course of instruction on premises without the permission of the Landlord. Use of the dwelling for other than residential use, operating a business or childcare service  \nis prohibited. Prior to 60 days of expiration of this lease agreement, the Resident must give a written notice to vacate or renew the lease per paragraph 9.  \nThe premises are furnished with the following appliances:  \n_____(stove)_____(refrigerator)_____(dishwasher)_____(washing machine) _____(dryer)_____(microwave)  \n2. OCCUPANCY: The premises will be occupied by Resident(s) as listed above and:  \n______________________________________________________________________________________________  \n______________________________________________________________________________________________  \n3. JOINTLY AND SEVERALLY LIABLE: It is understood and agreed that each and all Residents and guarantors are collectively and individually liable for any and all obligations of this lease agreement. Anyone over the age of 18 must apply and become a responsible party on the lease. Personal disputes: The landlord has no responsibility for resolving disputes or conflicts between Residents and their neighbors, whatever the nature of those disputes. Contact the Neighborhood Resource Office of the City of Fort Collins to mediate conflicts. Their phone number is (970) 224- 6046. Conflicts that are not resolved and disruptive of Armadillo Property Management duties would be cause for eviction or non-renewal.  \n4. RENT, LATE CHARGES, RETURN CHECK, PARTIAL RENT PAYMENTS:  \nThe Resident(s) shall pay to the Landlord base rent including utility fee, if applicable, totaling $  , for the full term of this lease agreement. Base rent per month as stated $  and utility fee, if applicable, of $  per month and monthly animal charge of $ per month, per animal for a total monthly payment of $  , due and payable on or before the 1st day of each and every month. Weekends and holidays do not delay or excuse Resident’s obligations to pay on time. Rent is late ifit is not paid by 11:59 p.m. on the day it is due. If rent is not paid in full by 11:59 p.m. on or before the eighth (8th) day of the month, Resident will be charged a late fee of $50 or 5% of the rent balance due, whichever is greater. Resident shall submit one payment per month for the full amount of the rent due. A processing charge of $10.00 per payment will be assessed for more than one payment to equal the rent as well as a research fee of $10 for failing to put your correct address on your check or money order.  \nThe first month's prorated share of the rent is $  and a prorated utility fee of  Except for late fees, all monies received by the Landlord may be applied first to past due non-rent obligations of the Resident(s), including but not limite","cbCaiqJZtQZhSCpi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqJZtQZhSCpi","pdf",117363,9,"English","# Description and Terms\n## Occupancy and Permitted Use\n## Joint and Several Liability\n## Rent, Late Charges, and Payment Rules\n## Statutory Right to Cure","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose and permitted use of the premises?\",\"answer\":\"The premises must be used and occupied as a private residence. 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