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© The foregoing rights and obligations will not apply to any successors, assigns or persons or entities engaged under a different name in the sale, lease or rental, that are not in compliance with federal, state and local laws (including the uniform commercial code) (whether the applicable successor or assign is in this section to be called a “successor seller” (a “successor” of a predecessor)). (D) To the fullest extent allowed by applicable law and subject to the foregoing provisions of this Agreement, regardless of the form in which the Agreement is executed: (I) you will have the exclusive right to sell, lease or rent the Property (the “Property”) to the named successors and assigns under the applicable Uniform Commercial Code and applicable laws, including federal, state and local laws (including the Uniform Commercial Code) (collectively “Applicable Law”), as it may be amended from time to time, without any further disclosure to you. You will execute the Agreement and will pay all costs, fees, expenses, charges, taxes, assessments and other amounts which are required or permitted by Applicable Law and related to the sale, lease or rental of the Property (including fees or costs of the real estate broker and appraiser, appraisal or insurance costs), in such an amount as is reasonable (including all related interest, penalties and interest), together with your payment of any applicable taxes or assessments, fees, costs and expenses for which the Successor is responsible (including, in the case of each successor, all such duties performed by the Successor), and you will agree to the execution of any other document required by Applicable Law.

This video is brought to you by a mare Viacom where you can screen tenants 24 hours a day seven days a week in this episode we will be discussing Kentucky landlord tenant laws the following is a summary of landlord tenant laws in the state of Kentucky as they apply to residential rental property topics include disclosures withholding rent the right to enter security deposits eviction increasing rent and more required disclosures move-in checklist the landlord and tenant must complete a checklist before the landlord can collect a security deposit owner or agent information a landlord must disclose to the tenant in writing at or before the commencement of the tenancy the name and address of the person authorized to manage the premises and the owner of the premises or a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner for the purpose of service of process and for receiving notices and demands security deposit limit there is no state statutory limit on security deposits if one is collected the landlord must disclose the financial institution where the security deposit is being held and its account number deadlines for returning a security deposit Kentucky requires a landlord to return a security deposit within 30 to 60 days after a tenant has moved out depending on whether the tenant disputes any deductions therefore before any deductions are to be taken the landlord must give advance notice to the tenant late fees Kentucky state law does not cover late fees therefore a reasonable late fee must be spelled out in the lease agreement in order for it to be legally enforceable increasing rent a written 30-day notice is required to increase rent or change the terms of a month-to-month agreement longer term lease agreements must specifically address when and how much rent can be increased otherwise no increase may happen during the lease withholding rent if a landlord fails to comply with the rental agreement affecting health ardor safety the tenant can notify the landlord via certified mail of his or her intention to correct the condition the landlord needs to be informed that if the problem is not repaired within 14 days such repairs will be made and deducted from the rent it's important to note the repair may not be more than 100 for half the monthly rent whichever amount is greater terminating tenancy and eviction a 14-day unconditional quit notice may only be used for repeating the same material violation of the lease within six months of being given a cure or quit notice the first time a 15-day conditional notice to cure or quit must be used for all other lease violations the right to enter landlords must provide two days advance notice to enter their rental property in Kentucky for more information additional laws and articles can be found at American landlord calm you