Louisiana Condominium Addendum

This Condominium Addendum form should be attached to any Residential Agreement to Buy or Sell for the sale of a condo unit in Louisiana.

  • The buyer purchases the unit subject to the Declaration, By-laws, Articles of Incorporation, and Rules and Regulations of the Condominium Owner's Association.
  • The form sets out what the association fees are, and whether there are any outstanding assessments to be paid.
  • Both parties must sign the form.
  • This is a free PDF form available from the Louisiana Real Estate Commission.
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Last Updated: 14-December-2024
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