Alberta Condominium Fixed Term Lease

Are you planning renovations to your condo unit that might affect the common elements of the building? You'll need this Alteration and Indemnification Agreement to get the approval of the condominium corporation before you start.

• This agreement template complies with the provisions of the Alberta Condominium Property Act.
• As an inducement to get approval, the unit owner indemnifies the condo corporation and assumes full responsibility for any damages resulting from the renovations.
• The renovations must be done in accordance with specifications approved by the corporation.
• The owner warrants that the renovations will be in compliance with the requirements of the insurance policies covering the property, and the owner agrees to pay the cost of any increase in the insurance coverage.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

If you're a condo property manager in Alberta, you'll love how easy it is to write your client contracts with this downloadable template.

Purpose of Agreement

This Agreement is between a condominium association and a property manager who will provide management and maintenance services of the condominium's common property.

Property Manager's Services

• The property manager has the authority to negotiate and sign service contracts on behalf of the condo corporation.
• The manager is responsible for arranging and preparing documents for the annual meetings of the corporation, including sending notices to the individual unit owners.
• The manager will undertake all actions and perform all services necessary to maintain and operate the building.

Applicable Law

The Agreement complies with the applicable provisions of the Alberta Condominium Property Act.

Format and Use of Document

This Condominium Common Property Management Agreement template is available for download in MS Word format. It is fully editable and reusable, making it flexible and cost-effective.

The legal document is intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Before you can rent your condo unit to a tenant, you'll need a good standard-form Tenancy Agreement.

• The rental agreement is governed by the Alberta Residential Tenancies Act and the Condominium Property Act. In the event of a conflict, the Condominium Property Act will apply.
• This agreement contemplates a monthly tenancy, but it can be easily edited for a bi-yearly or yearly tenancy.
• The tenant agrees not to damage the building, the common areas and any other property belonging to the condominium corporation.
• The tenant also agrees to abide by the By-laws and Rules and Regulations governing the building.
• The condo association has the right to take legal action to evict the tenant if the tenant breaches his/her obligations under the Condominium Property Act.
• The unit owner (landlord) must provide the tenant with copies of the by-laws, and comply with its obligations under the By-laws and provincial laws and regulations governing rental of the unit.
• Available as a downloadable and fully editable MS Word template.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.