122 Moffatt Ave APT 4, Trenton, NJ 08629

First come, first serve Monthly rent 1350 Security deposit 2025 To move in you'll need 3375 Rental assistance accepted 2 recent paystubs 2 forms of ID Hardwood Floors: Elegant and easy-to-clean hardwood floors throughout the apartment, adding warmth and a classic look. Renovated Bathroom: A modern, updated bathroom featuring new fixtures, stylish tiling, and improved lighting. Quiet Neighborhood: Located in a peaceful, low-traffic area, perfect for those who value tranquility. Close to Public Transit: Conveniently situated near bus stops and subway stations, making commuting easy and efficient. Spacious Bedroom: A large bedroom with ample closet space and natural light. Updated Kitchen: A functional kitchen with modern appliances and plenty of cabinet space. Open Living Area: A bright and airy living room ideal for relaxation and entertaining. Secure Entry: A safe building with controlled access for residents' peace of mind. LEASE AGREEMENT 1. Parties. This agreement is made between 122 Moffatt Ave LLC called the "landlord" and _________________ called the "tenant". 2. Dwelling Unit. The landlord agrees to rent to the tenant and the tenant agrees to rent from the landlord the following dwelling unit under the terms and conditions of this agreement: Apartment No.: Street Address: Municipality: State: NJ 3. Term. The time period during which this agreement will be in effect shall begin on _____________________ and end on _____________________________. After the end of this period, this agreement will continue in effect on a month-to-month basis until terminated as required by the laws of New Jersey or by mutual agreement between landlord and tenant. The landlord is not responsible to the tenant if the landlord cannot give the tenant possession of the dwelling unit at the beginning of the term. The tenant may cancel this agreement and receive a refund of all money paid if the tenant cannot have possession at the beginning of the term. 4. Payment of Base Rent. The base rent for the term will be paid in equal monthly installments. The monthly base rent for the dwelling unit is $1,250.00 In addition to this monthly base rent, the tenant may be required to pay "additional rent" as explained in other parts of this agreement. 5. Rent Due Date. The monthly rent is due on the 1st day of the month in advance. 6. Form of Payment/rent Receipts. The tenant will pay the rent with a check or money order and keep the canceled check or money order receipt as a rent receipt. The landlord is not required to give the tenant rent receipts. 7. Where to Pay Rent. The tenant will pay the rent at 8. How to Pay Rent. The tenant will mail the rent to the landlord or pay the rent electronically (wire, ACH, etc). The landlord is not required to pick up or collect the rent. 9. When a Payment Is Considered Received. Any payment made by the tenant to the landlord will be considered received by the landlord on the date of the postmark on the envelope that the payment is mailed in. 10. Dishonored Checks. If the tenant gives the landlord a check that is not paid by the bank where the check is from, regardless of the reason the check is not paid, the tenant will pay the landlord a dishonored check service charge of $25.00. This service charge has to be paid as soon as the landlord tells the tenant that the check was not paid. After the landlord receives one bad check from the tenant the landlord does not have to take any more checks from the tenant and the tenant will have to pay the landlord with money orders only. 11. Late Charges. If the landlord does not receive a rent payment from the tenant by the fifth day after the payment is due, the tenant will pay a late charge of $75 of the rent payment due. The late charge is to be paid with the rent payment. By accepting the payment without the late charge, the landlord does not give up any right to evict the tenant or to sue the tenant for the tenant's failure to pay the late charge. The tenant understands that the rent is due on the date set forth in paragraph 5 above and that the failure to pay the rent by that date is a violation of this agreement. The landlord does not waive this violation of this agreement by accepting the late charge from the tenant. 12. Additional Rent. All money that the tenant owes the landlord under this lease agreement is considered "additional rent" even if it is called something else in other parts of this agreement. If the tenant does not pay "additional rent" it is the same thing as not paying the monthly rent. 13. Security Deposit. The tenant agrees to pay the landlord a security deposit in the amount of $1,875.00. The tenant will give the landlord the tenant's social security number to be used in setting up the security deposit account. 14. Payment of Security Deposit. The security deposit is due when this agreement is signed. Upon payment of the security deposit, the security deposit remains the property of the tenant subject to the rights of the landlord to make deductions for violations of this agreement, for damage to the dwelling unit or to the building where the dwelling unit is located or to equipment used by the landlord in providing services or shelter to the tenant AND ONLY as allowed by law. However, if the security deposit is not paid when due, the security deposit due is considered "additional rent" and the landlord is allowed to evict the tenant for non-payment of rent because of the tenant's failure to pay the security deposit. Once the security deposit is paid, it will no longer be considered "additional rent" unless the landlord is entitled to collect a further security deposit from the tenant. If the tenant fails to pay the further security when it is due, the further security deposit is "additional rent". 15. Further Security Deposit. The security deposit which the tenant has agreed to pay is equal to one and one-half months' worth of the present monthly base rent. If the monthly rent is lawfully increased the tenant will pay to the landlord additional money as security deposit so that at all times the landlord will be holding one and one-half months' worth of the monthly base rent as a security deposit. The additional security deposit money will be due when the first new monthly base rent payment is due. 16. Utilities and Other Services. The following utilities and services will be provided to the dwelling unit by either the landlord or the tenant as indicated: Property Taxes Cold Water Sewer or Septic Service Garbage Removal Gas - Tenant Electricity - Tenant Heat - Tenant Hot Water - Tenant Snow and Ice Removal Lawn or Grounds Care Central Air Conditioning Refrigerator - Tenant Washer Dryer 17. Tenant's Failure to Maintain Utilities/Services. It is a violation of this lease agreement for the tenant to fail to establish or maintain utilities or services that are the tenant's responsibility under this lease agreement. If the tenant fails to establish such utilities or services or fails to maintain such utilities or services by failing to pay the charge for same, the landlord may, but shall not be required to, establish such utilities or services, reinstate such utilities or services or pay the charge for such utilities or services on behalf of the tenant. If the landlord does any of the things, the tenant will pay the landlord the cost incurred as "additional rent". This additional rent shall be due when the landlord tells the tenant the amount of the cost incurred. 18. Minimum Temperature. If the tenant is responsible for supplying heat to the dwelling unit, the tenant will never allow the temperature to fall below 50 degrees fahrenheit in the dwelling unit. 19. Tenant's Obligations/Landlord's Rights. If the tenant fails to do anything the tenant is required to do under this lease agreement, the landlord may, but is not required to, perform the tenant's obligation and charge the tenant the cost of performing the obligation to the tenant as additional rent, take legal action to require the tenant to perform the obligation, and/or evict the tenant for the tenant's failure to perform the obligation. In the event the landlord takes any such action the cost of the action taken shall be payable by the tenant to the landlord as additional rent. This includes but is not limited to attorney fees and court costs. This additional rent shall be due as soon as the landlord tells the tenant the amount of the cost involved. 20. Alterations/Decorations. The tenant shall not make any alterations to the dwelling unit without the landlord's written permission. The tenant may not drive any item into the walls, doors, windows or woodwork. The tenant may not attach anything to a wall or other surface whose removal will in any way mar or damage the wall, surface, paint or wall paper on the wall or surface. The tenant will not paint or wallpaper any part of the apartment without the written permission of the landlord. 21. Drains. The tenant is responsible for keeping the drains in the kitchen and bathroom running freely. The tenant must provide and use strainers on all drain openings. 22. Drapes/Shades. No sheets, towels, blankets, newspapers or anything other than curtains or window shades may be used as window coverings. 23. Washers/Laundry. Washing machines are prohibited in the dwelling unit. Clothes may not be washed in the sinks or the tub. Clothes may not be hung to dry in the dwelling unit. 24. Mail. Tenant must remove all mail addressed to the tenant, including junk mail, from the common areas of the building. 25. Dwelling Unit Door. Tenant will keep the entry door to the dwelling unit closed at all times except when immediately entering or leaving the dwelling unit. 26. Noise. Radios, televisions, stereos, phonographs, etc. may not be played so that they can readily be heard outside the dwelling unit. 27. Care of Dwelling Unit/Damage Reports. Tenant will take good care of the dwelling unit. All damage to the dwelling unit is to be reported immediately to the landlord by the tenant regardless of the cause or source of the damage. 28. Trash. Tenant will remove all trash, garbage or refuse from the dwelling unit on or before each regularly scheduled collection day and place same in an appropriate container. Your Trash days are and . Your recycle collection day is . 29. Landlord's Access. The tenant will allow the landlord and the landlord's agents, servants, employees and invitees access to the dwelling unit upon 24 hours notice or without notice in the case of an emergency. 30. Prohibited Areas. The tenant is not allowed occupancy of the fire escapes, roof, basement and hallways and will not store, keep or allow personal property in or on those areas. 31. Shower Curtains/Water. The tenant shall install and maintain shower curtains and use them properly so that water does not get on or accumulate on bathroom floors. 32. Smoke Detectors. The tenant will not tamper with or de-activate any of the smoke detectors or carbon monoxide detectors in the dwelling unit or common areas of the building. The tenant is responsible for testing battery-operated smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors in the dwelling unit on a regular basis and for replacing the batteries when necessary. Tenant must notify the landlord immediately if a smoke detector or carbon monoxide detector needs to be replaced. 33. Appliances. The tenant will keep the stove and oven free from grease and dirt. 34. Windows. The tenant will not allow water to enter the dwelling unit through open windows. To avoid this, the tenant will keep the windows closed during storms and while the tenant is not physically present in the dwelling unit. 35. Use of Dwelling Unit. The tenant will use the dwelling unit for residential purposes only and shall carry on no trade, business or commerce in the dwelling unit. 36. Space Heaters/Stove. The use of space heaters is strictly prohibited. The tenant shall not use the stove to provide heat to the dwelling unit. 37. Flammable Liquids. The tenant will not keep, store or allow flammable liquids in the dwelling unit. 38. Keys/Locks. The tenant shall not change any locks to the dwelling unit or to the building in which the dwelling unit is located. The tenant will provide a key to the dwelling unit to the landlord. 39. Occupancy/Subletting. The dwelling unit may be occupied only by the named tenant and other persons named below and by no others. In addition to the named tenant, only the following persons may occupy the dwelling unit: NONE The tenant may not assign this lease agreement and may not sublet the dwelling unit. 40. Pets. No animals of any nature are allowed in the dwelling unit. The tenant will not feed animals in the dwelling unit or on the grounds of the building in which the dwelling unit is located. 41. Mortgage Subordination. Tenant's rights under this agreement are subject and subordinate to any mortgage now on the premises in which the dwelling unit is located and to any mortgage placed on the premises at any time. If the mortgage holder requires that a document be executed to confirm this, the tenant gives the landlord the right to sign the document on behalf of the tenant. The tenant cannot take back that right. If the mortgage holder requires that the tenant personally sign the document, the tenant will do so. 42. Personal Property/End of Term. The tenant must remove all the tenant's personal property when the tenant vacates the dwelling unit. Any property left by the tenant will be disposed of according to law. 43. Governing Law/Unlawful Part of Lease. This agreement is subject to the laws of the State of New Jersey, the County in which the dwelling unit is located and the Municipality in which the dwelling unit is located. In the event any portion of this lease agreement is found to be contrary to such laws, the landlord and the tenant agree that the rest of the agreement remains in effect. 44. No Waiver by Landlord. If the landlord does not enforce any part of this lease, this does not mean that the landlord cannot enforce that or any other part of the lease in the future. 45. Lease Violations/Right of Re-entry. If the tenant violates this lease agreement, the landlord may terminate this agreement as allowed by law and re-enter and take possession of the dwelling unit as allowed by law. This right is called a right of re-entry. 46. New Rules and Regulations. The landlord may establish new rules and regulations upon thirty days written notice to the tenant. The new rules and regulations must be reasonable. 47. More than One Tenant-All Tenants Responsible. All tenants who sign this agreement are responsible for living up to all of tenant's responsibilities under this agreement. This is called "joint and several liability". 48. More than One Tenant-Return of Security Deposit. If more than one tenant signs this agreement and if the landlord is required to return all or part of the security deposit to the tenants, the tenants agree that the landlord can return the security deposit to the following tenant: The landlord will return the security deposit to the tenant named above unless all tenants tell the landlord in writing to return the security deposit to someone else. 49. Tenant Responsible for Guests/Invitees. All of tenant's guests or invitees must obey all the rules and regulations in this lease agreement and may not do anything that the tenant is not supposed to do under this agreement. The tenant is responsible for all violations of this lease agreement by the tenant's guests or invitees. This means that if the tenant's guests or invitees violate this agreement it will be the same thing as the tenant violating this lease agreement. 50. Condition of Dwelling Unit When Tenant Vacates. The tenant will leave the dwelling unit in the same condition it was in when the tenant moved in, NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR EXCEPTED. The tenant will pay the landlord the cost of cleaning or repair. 51. Condition of Dwelling Unit upon Move-in. The tenant has inspected the dwelling unit before moving in and has found it to be in satisfactory condition. Any problems with the dwelling unit are written below: 52. Return of Possession. The tenant is considered to be in possession of the dwelling unit until the tenant returns all keys to the dwelling unit, the building in which the dwelling unit is located and the mailbox key, if any, to the landlord. This means that the tenant must continue to pay the rent and to comply with the other parts of this agreement at least until all keys are returned to the landlord. This does not mean that the tenant can stop paying rent and not have to comply with other parts of this agreement just by giving the keys back to the landlord. The tenant has to pay the rent and comply with the other parts of this agreement until the agreement is legally terminated. 53. Laws Are Rules and Regulations. The laws of the Municipality, County and State where the dwelling unit is located as well as any changes to those laws that occur while the tenant occupies the dwelling are considered rules and regulations under this lease agreement. A violation of those laws by the tenant while in the dwelling unit or while in the building in which the dwelling unit is located or on the grounds of the premises in which the dwelling unit is located is the same thing as a violation of any other part of this lease agreement. 54. Copy of this Agreement. The tenant acknowledges that the tenant has received a copy of this agreement. 55. Who Is Bound by this Agreement. The persons who sign this agreement as well as those who succeed to their rights are bound by this agreement. 56. Termination Upon Death. The tenancy created by this agreement and any person's right to occupy the dwelling unit shall terminate on the last day of the first calendar month after the death of all tenants named in paragraph 1 of this agreement. 57. Extermination. In the event extermination services are required, tenant agrees to fully comply with exterminator's requirements to properly and fully complete the service. 58. IF THE TENANT IS SUCCESSFUL IN ANY ACTION OR SUMMARY PROCEEDING ARISING OUT OF THIS LEASE, THE TENANT SHALL RECOVER ATTORNEY'S FEES OR EXPENSES, OR BOTH FROM THE LANDLORD TO THE SAME EXTENT THE LANDLORD IS ENTITLED TO RECOVER ATTORNEY'S FEES OR EXPENSES, OR BOTH AS PROVIDED IN THIS LEASE.