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Waterbed Agreement Date: Property Address: Resident's Name: Water Bed Size: The Tenant desires to keep a water bed in the aforementioned premises under the Rental Agreement referred to above. The Landlord agrees to allow the Tenant to keep a water bed the Tenant hereby acknowledges and agrees to the following: This addendum to a lease or rental agreement provides the consent of the landlord to allow a tenant to install a water bed (within certain specifications) on the premises. Tenant is responsible for hiring professionals to install the waterbed in a predetermined location as agreed to by the landlord. The tenant must allow the landlord to inspect and approve the quality and installation of the water bed. Resident(s) agrees to be totally responsible for any damage caused by their waterbed to their unit or other unit, including all damages caused by the weight of water to the floor and carpeting . Resident(s) agrees to furnish owner with a copy of valid liability insurance policy and agrees to renew policy as necessary. Tenant agrees to name the landlord as first insured for damages caused in regards to the water bed. The minimum amount of liability coverage acceptable to the landlord is $____, ___.00. In addition to the insurance coverage, Tenant must also provide an additional damage deposit. Residents agree that the owners reserve the right to revoke this permission to keep water bed should the residents break this agreement. The tenant agrees to remove his water bed immediately if any of these terms or conditions are broken ADDITIONAL TERMS: Tenant_____________________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________________________________ Owner/Manager Date:
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