Rental Application Form – Landlords use this form to screen tenants by reviewing credit history, employment status, and rental background. Once the tenant is approved, both parties can proceed to sign a condominium lease agreement.
What is a Condominium Lease Agreement?
A condo lease agreement is a legal contract between a landlord and a tenant to rent a condominium unit for a specified duration. This type of lease includes standard rental terms along with additional rules set by the Homeowners’ Association (HOA). Unlike typical apartment leases, condo rentals often require HOA approval and may impose unique restrictions on tenants, pets, and property use.
Condo Association Rules to Include in Your Lease
- Tenant Approval: All tenants must be reviewed and approved by the HOA before moving in.
- HOA Fees: Clarify whether the landlord or tenant pays monthly condo association dues.
- Shared Amenities: Specify rules for gyms, swimming pools, lobbies, and other common areas.
- Guest Policy: Include limitations on overnight guests and their permitted stay duration.
- Move-In/Move-Out Guidelines: Outline allowed days and hours for moving to avoid disturbances.
- Smoking Restrictions: Prohibit smoking in the unit and all shared spaces, in line with HOA rules.
Download a Real Condo Lease Example: Villa Bellini Condominium Association Lease Agreement (PDF)
Download a Sample Condo Lease Agreement Template
Easily customize this downloadable condominium lease template for your rental needs. It includes fields for tenant information, lease duration, rent amount, and HOA-specific terms.
