Renting a Condo? Draw Up Condominium Lease Agreements

Typically, a landlord writes a lease agreement, but a tenant should also put in their two cents as even a simple contract should benefit both parties. Whether you’re a tenant or a landlord of a condominium, we’ve got what you need!

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A Condo Lease vs. Other Residential Leases

A condo or condominium is a unit of property in a property complex with common areas. A condo lease is almost the same as any residential lease, but the condo lease agreement should include terms regarding the landlord's requirement to pay the condominium fees. A condo lease agreement should also address the tenant’s obligation to abide by the rules put forth by the condo's homeowner association (HOA).

What To Do Before Writing a Condo Leasing Agreement

Leasing a condo can be a bit more complicated than other leases, so it’s essential to be aware of a few crucial details before entering into a condo leasing agreement.

What Should Tenants Know About Condo Leases?

As a tenant of a condo, you should have the rights to all the common areas, such as the pool and other facilities. Condos typically have doormen and cleaners, who should be at your disposal as they are to other tenants. You should hold all the regular condo tenant rights and privileges unless stated otherwise in the condominium lease agreement. This is why you should review the agreement carefully before signing it.

What Should Landlords Know About Condo Leases?

If you’re the condo landlord, there are a few steps you can take before taking on a tenant and drafting a lease agreement:

Get familiar with your state rental laws—While there are federal rental regulations, each state imposes its landlord-tenant laws that could affect the way you need to draft your lease agreement. For example, in Texas, you need to follow certain landlord disclosure rules, such as the parking policies and the identity of a person acting as landlord on your behalf. Check out how to write lease agreements in Ohio, Oregon, Florida, Michigan, Washington, and California
Screen potential tenants—You can create a screening process for tenants and ask them to fill out a rental application form. While you can choose your tenant, make sure you’re upholding the rules set forth by the Fair Housing Act
Consult your condominium association—As the condominium association is responsible for the property’s operations, leasing is one of them. Your association may require an interview with a potential tenant and/or a registration with the association to be able to use the common areas

What Terms Should Condo Lease Agreements Include?

Every condo lease agreement should usually include the following sections:

Landlord and tenant info, such as their full names and addresses
Description and usage of the rented condo
Lease term
Payment terms and schedule
Additional charges and late fees
Security deposit details
Number of tenants allowed
Repair and maintenance responsibilities
Pet and smoking rules
Lead-based paint disclosure
Indemnification
Governing law
Signatures

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Follow these instructions:

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As soon as we generate your condominium lease agreement, you can print it out and review it before signing. You can also choose to e-sign it and fax it with our help.

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