Property

Use this Alberta Notice by Landlord of Termination of Periodic Tenancy form to terminate the rental agreement for a mobile home site.

• The landlord can only terminate the tenancy for one of the reasons prescribed by the Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Act.
• The Notice includes a Service of Notice form, so you can record how you served the Notice on the tenant.
• The form can be re-used as often as you like.
• Before you can remove the tenant, you must serve them with the Notice of Termination form. Get your copy and follow the service procedure set out in the Act.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Alberta landlords, are you signing a lease with a tenant who is a student and/or a minor? Make sure a parent or guardian of the tenant executes this Co-Signer Agreement.

• The agreement should be attached as an addendum to the Lease.
• The co-signer agrees to:
  • have the landlord check their credit,
  • guarantee that the tenant complies with the rental agreement,
  • guarantee the payment of rent.
• Provided in MS Word format, easy to download, fill in and print.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Mobile home park owners in Alberta can use this standard form Lease Agreement to rent sites to tenants in accordance with the Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Act.

• The lease is for a fixed term, with an option for the parties to renew at the end of the term.
• The Agreement contains provisions for either the landlord or the tenant to pay for utilities, hookups, heat tapes and box insulation around water and sewer lines.
• The landlord has the right to distrain for unpaid rent or other arrears.
• The tenant must carry adequate insurance and must indemnify the landlord against any claims or damages.
• This digital template comes complete with a sample set of Design and Landscape Guidelines and Mobile Home Park Rules and Regulations.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Cancel an existing lease on office or retail space with this Mutual Cancellation of Lease form for the Province of Alberta.

• This agreement is only for commercial tenancies. You will need to use a different form for residential tenants.
• The lessor (landlord) and lessee (tenant) mutually agree that the lease will terminate as of a specific date.
• All rights and obligations of the parties under the lease are extinguished, except for those which accrue prior to the termination date.
• This form is intended for use in Alberta but can be modified to be used in other provinces and territories of Canada.
• Available as a MS Word downloadable template and fully editable to fit your needs.

Condo corporations in Alberta are required to file this Notice of Change of By-laws whenever the condo by-laws are amended or repealed.

• The Notice is a statutory form under Section 32 of the Condominium Property Act.
• This is a free downloadable form in MS Word format.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Give notice to a condominium owner that the board proposes to levy a sanction for a breach of the Bylaws with this Notice of Proposed Sanction.

• The Notice is required under s. 73.7(1) of the Condominium Property Act (Alberta) and contains all the prescribed information, including:
  • the portion of the Bylaw that was violated,
  • the date(s) on which the violation occurred (if applicable or if known),
  • the remedial action that the unit owner can take to cure the violation (if any),
  • the date by which the remedial action must be taken or by which the owner must respond to the notice.
• The form is available in MS Word format.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Let your business tenants know that their leases have been transferred to a new owner of the building with this Alberta Notice to Tenants of Assignment of Commercial Lease.

• The landlord of the building must give notice to all the leasehold tenants following the sale of the premises.
• The Notice also instructs the tenants that rent is now to be paid to the new landlord.
• This form can be saved as a template and re-used as often as you require. Fully editable and can be filled in by hand or on the computer.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Write up an Offer to Lease a commercial premises (business, retail, office or warehouse) with this easy-to-use template for Alberta properties.

• Once accepted, the Offer will become legally binding.
• The lease will be a completely net and carefree lease to the landlord.
• The tenant will pay utilities, and a proportionate share of taxes and operating costs as additional rent.
• The tenant will also be responsible for all repairs (other than structural repairs), and carrying public liability insurance.
• The landlord will pay the tenant an improvement allowance for leasehold improvements.
• The template includes a Schedule describing Landlord's Work and Tenant's Work.
• This is a fully customizable legal form template. It is intended to be used in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Make an offer to purchase an office building, retail building or other commercial property in Alberta with this Offer to Purchase Commercial Building.

The offer is conditional upon the purchaser:

• performing an inspection of the building,
• reviewing all leases, covenants, operating statements and other documents relating to the building,
• inspecting title to the property, and
• receiving approval from the appropriate authority on any environmental issues relating to the property.

The offer also includes a right of first refusal for the purchaser to lease space on specified floor(s), and a clause for payment of broker commissions (if applicable).

This Alberta Offer to Purchase Commercial Building template is available in MS Word format, and is totally editable to fit your circumstances.

Give a third party overland access to construct a water drainage facility with this Easement and Restrictive Covenant for bare land condominium projects in Alberta.

• The Easement is only for bare land projects, meaning that no buildings have been erected yet.
• The third party is granted access to the land for the purpose of construction of a water drainage facility.
• The Restrictive Covenant prohibits the placement of any structure, tree planting, or any other actions which would interfere with the efficient operation of, or access to, the drainage system.
• Any person involved with the construction of the facility must perform in a good and workmanlike manner and cause as little damage or inconvenience to the unit owners as possible.
• Each unit owner is responsible for maintaining and repairing that portion of the facility that is constructed or installed on their unit.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.