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The following rooms  \n  rooms,   kitchen/kitchenette,  bathroom/shower/toilet,   attic no.   \n cellar no.   \n  garage / parking space,   garden,   commercially used rooms  \nare let in the building  (location, street, house no. , floor)  \n2. The tenant is entitled to use the laundry room, drying loft / drying area   in accordance with the house rules.  \n3. For the duration of the tenancy, the tenant receives from the landlord:  \n  house,   flat,  room,  attic,   garage  \nkeys.  \n4. The residential floor area is approx   m² .  \n5. The flat is a freehold flat. 􀂅 yes 􀂅 no  \nSection 2 Duration of Tenancy  \nThe tenancy commences on:   ; it is concluded for an indefinite period.  \nThe contracting parties intend to enter into a long-term tenancy. The landlord waives his right to statutory notice of termination (termination for personal use, for use as a granny flat, partial termination and termination for commercial exploitation of the flat pursuant to sections 573, 573a, 573 b of the German Civil Code (BGB)) for a period of 3 years and 9 months from the conclusion of this contract. Therefore, notice cannot be given before this period has elapsed. In other respects, the prerequisites for a termination are governed by statutory provisions and contractual agreements (cf. section 8, 17-22 of this contract) .  \nNote: Pursuant to section 22 of this tenancy agreement, the parties to this tenancy agreement may also agree a permanent or long-term waiver of the landlord's right to terminate the tenancy.  \nSection 3 Rent  \n1. The monthly rent is:   Euro.  \nin words:   Euro. The contracting parties agree that the rent will not be increased for a period of   years.  \nImportant note: All entries in and amendments of this contract must be reflected both in the contract for the landlord and the tenant and be identical. Where a 􀂅 appears in the text, check as applicable.  \n2  \n􀂅  \n􀂅  \nThe landlord must announce rent increases and provide all explanations concerning changes to the contract in writing. Where legally permissible, a declaration in text form ([e.g. by](e.g. by) e-mail or fax) suffices.  \nThis rent covers all operating costs, unless otherwise specified in clause 2.  \nThe flat was subsidised by public funds and is therefore price-controlled; the rent has therefore been determined on the basis of a profitability calculation.  \nThe flat was subsidised by public funds. The options for increasing rent are therefore based on the funding agreement / funding approval in conjunction with the German Civil Code.  \nThe maximum permissible rent is   Euro until   (end of rent control) .  \nThe landlord will provide the tenant with all information on the rent control contained in the funding approval.  \n2. In addition to the rent, the tenant will pay  \na) an advance payment of   Euro per month for heating and hot water.  \nb) 􀂅 a lump sum 􀂅 an advance payment of   Euro per month for water supply, drainage, refuse collection (enter other operating costs here:)  \nA statement of accounts for the advance payments will be drawn up once a year. Where a lump sum has been agreed, no supplementary claims will be made.  \n3. The sum total of the rent amounting to   Euro per month must be paid into the landlord's account. Account holder (if different):   IBAN:   BIC:   or [Account No. ](Account No.   bank)[ ](Account No.   bank)[ bank](Account No.   bank) sort code   bank    \n4. The landlord asserts that during the last two accounting periods, the heating costs for the entire object have not exceeded an average of   Euro/m² .  \nIn the event that the tenant pays further operating costs in addition to the rent, the landlord asserts that the agreed advance payment is sufficient to settle to anticipated costs.  \nSection 4 Allocation of and Statement of Accounts for Heating and Operating Costs  \n1.","cbCaitEjDsYBFqH7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitEjDsYBFqH7","pdf",250595,"English","# Section 1 Rented Property\n## Section 2 Duration of Tenancy\n## Section 3 Rent\n## Section 4 Allocation of and Statement of Accounts for Heating and Operating Costs","[{\"question\":\"What information must be provided in Section 1 about the rented property?\",\"answer\":\"Section 1 requires identification of the rooms and areas included, the building location details, usage rights such as laundry room access, keys provided, and the approximate residential floor area, including whether the flat is freehold.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Section 2 handle the duration and termination rights?\",\"answer\":\"The tenancy start date is stated and it is concluded for an indefinite period. 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