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The document outlines a Military Clause Addendum allowing tenants who are members of the United States Armed Forces to terminate their lease with 30 days written notice if they receive permanent change of station orders, are relieved from active duty, retire, separate from the military, or receive deployment orders. It specifies that tenants must provide official documentation for termination and will pay prorated rent for any occupancy beyond the rental period. The security deposit will be returned if there are no damages.

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What is a military addendum?

IN THE EVENT the Tenant is or hereafter becomes, a member of the United States Armed. Forces on extended active duty and hereafter the Tenant receives permanent change of station. (PCS) orders to depart from the area where the Premises are located, or is relieved from active.

How can landlords verify military orders?

By using trusted resources like the SCRA verification website, reviewing official copies of military orders, and contacting the unit information on the order, landlords can safeguard themselves against potential fraud.

How do landlords verify rental history?

The application will include the applicants current and previous residential addresses, as well as the contact information for their former landlords. The landlord will then reach out to those previous landlords, either by phone, email, or using a standard rental verification form.

What is an example of a military clause?

MILITARY CLAUSE ADDENDUM The Tenant will pay prorated rent for any days (he/she) occupy the dwelling past the first day of the month. The damage/security deposit will be promptly returned to the tenant, provided there are no damages to the premises.

Can a landlord refuse to rent to military?

The federal Fair Housing Act does not recognize military status as a protected class. This generally means landlords can refuse to rent to servicemembers because of the disadvantages associated with it. However, several state-level fair housing laws do recognize military status as a protected class.

Do I need a military clause in my lease?

In California, military clauses providing protection beyond the SCRA are NOT statutory (i.e. automatic). They must be negotiated by you (the lessee) and the landlord (the lessor), preferably in writing. The landlord has the right not to agree to a military clause.

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