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Lido Property Management L P M 2051 E Cerritos Ave.Suite 8A•Anaheim,CA 92806 (714)956-0235 4. Addendum to Rental Agreement- No assignment, Subletting and/ or Transfer 4.1 OCCUPANTS AND GUESTS Guest(s) staying over 15 days within any 30 day period without the written consent of OWNER/ LANDLORD shall be considered in breach of this Agreement. ONLY the following listed individuals and/or animals, AND NO OTHERS, shall occupy the subject apartment for more than 15 days unless the express written consent of OWNER/LANDLORD is obtained in advance: Tenants Abraham Perez and no others. Once minors become adults, they shall submit an application and copy of California ID and Social Security card and proof of any income. Any additional occupants shall require ADVANCE written permission from the OWNER/ LANDLORD; RESIDENT and proposed new Adult Occupant(s) must submit an application, income verification and a fee for a credit report, which is subject to approval by Owner/Landlord and may be withheld for reasons provided under California law. The Owner/Landlord reserves the right at any time to refuse access to the premises or common areas to any person, whether such person is a guest of Resident or otherwise. Any guest whose stay exceeds the specified limits, or any boarder or lodger, or roommate to whom Owner/Landlord has not consented,is also not a Resident of the premises. Resident's interest in the unit and this Lease/Rental Agreement may not be assigned, sublet or otherwise transferred. Resident may not advertise the unit (or any portion of it) on, but not limited to,HomeAway,VRBO,Airbnb, FlipKey,Couchsurfing, Craigslist, or any other advertisement or listing service. Any assignment, subletting or transfer (whether by voluntary act, operation of law, or otherwise),will be void, and a violation of this Lease/Rental Agreement. In addition, many cities and municipalities have regulations governing short-term rentals. Such as requiring permit or license, limiting the number of days per year that a property can be rented out, or restricting the types of properties that can be used for short-term rentals. Violating these regulations can result in fines or other penalties for both the Resident and the Owner/Landlord. The premises shall be used for residential purposes only and not for any commercial or business purpose, including, but not limited to, use as a bed and breakfast, hotel, or short-term rental. (e/g, Airbnb). If a Resident violates this clause by listing their apartment on Airbnb or another short-term rental platform, the Owner/Landlord may have ground to terminate the Lease/Rental Agreement or take legal action. It is important for Residents to carefully review their Lease/Rental Agreement and understand what is and is not permitted before using their rental property for any purpose other than residential use. 9