Condominium (Condo) Lease Templates
A condominium lease rents out a condo unit and incorporates the homeowners-association (HOA) rules and fees that the tenant must follow during the tenancy.
15 unique fillable designs · 13 fields · free PDF download
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Sleek Atrium
Modern, airy layout with subtle accents, ideal for professional condo lease agreements with HOA details.
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Harbor Classic
A clean, two‑column layout with subtle navy accents, ideal for formal condo lease agreements.
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Midtown Modern
Clean two‑column layout with subtle accent, ideal for professional condo lease agreements.
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Harbor Crest
Elegant two‑column layout with subtle navy accents, ideal for professional condo lease agreements.
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Cobalt Ledger
A crisp, two‑column layout with a subtle blue accent, ideal for formal condo lease agreements.
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Olive Terrace
A refined, two‑column layout with subtle green accents, ideal for upscale condo lease agreements.
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Ivory Summit
Clean two‑column layout with subtle accents, ideal for formal condo lease agreements with HOA details.
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Silk Meridian
A refined two‑column layout with subtle accents, ideal for high‑end condo leases and HOA details.
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Granite Ledger
A structured, two‑column layout with a bold header and subtle accent, ideal for formal condo lease agreements.
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Mosaic Slate
A clean, grid‑based layout with subtle slate accents, ideal for detailed condo lease agreements.
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Avenue Slate
A structured two‑column layout with subtle accent lines, ideal for formal condo lease agreements.
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Alpine Ledger
A crisp, two‑column layout with subtle accents, ideal for condos emphasizing HOA details and fees.
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Beacon Slate
A structured two‑column layout with a sidebar header, ideal for clear condo lease details and HOA integration.
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Emerald Atrium
A crisp two‑column layout with subtle teal accents, ideal for professional condo lease agreements.
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Nimbus Slate
A refined two‑column layout with subtle gray accents, ideal for formal condo lease agreements.
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What this template includes
A condominium lease rents out a condo unit and incorporates the homeowners-association (HOA) rules and fees that the tenant must follow during the tenancy.
Fillable fields
- Owner / Landlord
- Tenant
- Unit Address / Unit #
- Monthly Rent ($)
- Security Deposit ($)
- HOA / Association Name
- Monthly HOA Fee ($)
- Lease Start Date
- Lease End Date
- HOA Rules Acknowledged
- Parking Included
- Owner Signature
- Tenant Signature
When you need it
- ✓Renting out a condo you own
- ✓Passing HOA rules and fees to the tenant
- ✓Documenting parking, amenities, and association policies
Watch out for
Ignored HOA rules
Tenants who break association rules can trigger fines billed to the owner — attach the HOA rules and require acknowledgement.
Unclear fee responsibility
State whether HOA dues, special assessments, or amenity fees are paid by owner or tenant.
Tips
- •Attach the HOA rulebook
- •Clarify who pays association dues
- •Both parties should sign and keep a copy — an unsigned agreement is hard to enforce.
Frequently asked questions
- Who pays the HOA fees?
- Usually the owner, but you can pass specific fees to the tenant — state it clearly in the terms.
- Must the tenant follow HOA rules?
- Yes. Have the tenant acknowledge the rules so violations and fines are clearly their responsibility.
- Can the HOA reject my tenant?
- Some associations require tenant approval or registration — check your HOA bylaws before signing.
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