Property

Alaska law requires the seller of a real estate property to make full disclosure of the property's condition by providing a potential buyer with a completed Residential Real Property Transfer Disclosure Statement.

• The Disclosure Statement must be completed by the seller in order to comply with Alaska Statute (AS) 34.70.010 - 34.70.200.
• The seller must disclose all known defects, health and safety risks, and other conditions in the property.
• After receiving the report, the buyer has 3 - 6 days (depending on the method of delivery of the report) to terminate the offer based on the information contained in the Disclosure Statement.
• Residential Real Property includes single family dwellings, two single-family dwelling units under the same roof, or any individual unit in a multi-unit structure or common interest ownership housing community.
• Failure to disclose as required by the law could result in the seller being liable for damages, costs and attorney fees.
• This disclosure form is available as a free PDF download. Click the link provided to download your copy.

Transfer title for an Alaska real estate property to a new owner with this easy-to-use Alaska Special Warranty Deed form.

• Under a Special Warranty Deed, the seller (grantor) warrants or guarantees the title only against defects arising during his/her ownership of the property but not against title defects existing before that time.
• Title is transferred subject to current taxes and assessments, easements, encumbrances, liens and liabilities.
• Special warranty deeds are often used by executors and trustees to transfer estate property to a beneficiary.
• This form is a downloadable legal document in MS Word format.
• Intended for use only in the State of Alaska.

Rent out your summer home, vacation cottage or recreational property in Alaska with this Vacation Property Short-Term Rental Agreement.

This Vacation Property Rental Agreement is designed for individuals wishing to rent out their summer home, vacation cottage, or other recreational property located in Alaska. The Agreement is provided in MS Word format and is fully editable, allowing you to tailor the provisions to meet your specific requirements.

Key Provisions of the Agreement

Payment and Refund of Security Deposit

The Agreement outlines the procedures for payment of the security deposit and specifies the conditions under which the deposit will be refunded to the renter.

Description of Rental Property and Supplied Items

A detailed description of the rental property is included, along with a list of items provided for use by the renter, such as appliances, linens, and other essentials.

Restrictions on Use of the Property

Specific restrictions are set forth regarding the use of the property. These may include limitations on smoking, pets, noise levels, and the number of guests allowed during the rental period.

Responsibility for Personal Property

The renter assumes sole responsibility for any personal belongings brought onto the premises during their stay.

Fees for No-Shows, Changes, and Cancellations

The Agreement also details any fees that may be incurred due to no-shows, reservation changes, or cancellations made after a specified date.

Jurisdiction

The Vacation Property Rental Agreement is intended to be used only within the State of Alaska.

Take applications from prospective renters for your vacation home with this Alaska Vacation Property Rental Application.

• Before they rent your lakeside cottage, cabin or summer house, have your potential guests fill out this form. When completed, the Application Form will contain the following information:
  • Rental period desired (based on availability).
  • Amount of deposit required and paid (as of the application date).
  • Number of persons in the applicant's party.
  • Length of stay.
• This is a downloadable template which you can customize to meet your needs.
• Prepared for use in the State of Alaska.

Terminate the tenancy of a mobile home park tenant with this Alberta Landlord's Notice to Tenant - 24 Hours Notice of Termination.

• The landlord can terminate the tenancy on 24 hours notice under section 33 of the Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Act of Alberta if the tenant has:
  • caused significant damage to the mobile home site, the common areas or the park, or
  • physically assaulted the landlord or other park tenants.
• This is a downloadable legal form which includes a Proof of Service form, to record the details of how the Notice was served on the tenant.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

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.

Sell a lot or parcel of land in Alberta over time with this comprehensive Agreement for Sale template.

• The purchaser will pay the purchase price to the vendor over an agreed-upon period of time.
• The purchaser can take possession of the property and continue to occupy the land so long as there is no default in any payments due under the agreement.
• The purchaser will be considered a tenant of the seller (vendor) at a yearly rental equal to the yearly payments of interest.
• The vendor will have the right to distrain or seize the purchaser's goods if there is any default in payment.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Sell a property in Alberta on an as-is basis with this Alberta As-It-Stands Real Estate Purchase Contract

• Purpose of Agreement. This type of contract is often used to buy land with no buildings (vacant lots, parking lots, etc.), or to buy a lot on which the building will be demolished.
• For Sale by Owner. This is an FSBO (for sale by owner) contract. Since the property is being sold by the vendor (seller) without being listed through a realtor, there are no commissions payable on the sale.
• Acknowledgement of Inspection. The purchaser acknowledges having inspected the property and is offering to buy the property as it stands (as is).
• No Representations. The purchaser agrees that the vendor has not made any representations or warranties regarding the property or any lands in close proximity which might directly or indirectly affect the property, other than what is set out in the contract.

This Alberta As-It-Stands Real Estate Purchase Contract is in MS Word format, and is fully editable to fit your circumstances.

Transfer an existing lease to a new owner of the property with this Alberta Assignment of Lease by Landlord form.

• The Assignment is between the seller (current landlord), the purchaser of the property (new landlord), and the tenant, and is part of the documentation required to complete the sale of the rental premises.
• The tenant covenants to pay rent to the new landlord and continue to perform the tenant's obligations under the lease.
• The purchaser and seller agree to indemnify each other against any claims or actions arising out of any breach of the terms of the assignment.
• The Assignment form can be used for both commercial and residential rental properties.
• This Assignment of Lease by Landlord form is available as a MS Word download.
• Intended for use in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Prepare bylaws for an Alberta bare land condominium development with this easy-to-use template.

• The by-laws set out how the condominium corporation will be operated, and the duties and rights of the owners, the corporation and the developer.
• Initial matters such as the establishment of the reserve fund are dealt with.
• Until real estate taxes are assessed on each unit, the taxes will be apportioned amongst all the owners according to their respective unit factors.
• The developer is obligated to complete the common property, to remedy any defects, and to keep it free of liens and claims.
• The Bare Land Condominium Bylaws template is prepared in compliance with the Condominium Property Act.
• You can download the template immediately after paying for it.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.