Rent Clause is a legal provision in a lease that outlines the terms of rental payments and the consequences of non-payment. It typically includes the amount of rent due each month, the date by which the rent must be paid, and the allowable methods of payment. It may also specify the amount of any late fees or other penalties for non-payment of rent and an explanation of the eviction process. There are two types of Rent Clause: 1. Fixed Rent Clause: This clause specifies a set amount of rent each month that is due on a specific date. It is typically used when the rental amount does not change over the course of the lease. 2. Variable Rent Clause: This clause provides for a variable rent amount each month, which is determined by a predetermined formula. This clause is commonly used in leases for properties that are subject to certain market conditions, such as real estate taxes, which may fluctuate over the term of the lease.