Rent out your condo — with the right tenant for your co-ownership.
A condo isn't just an apartment: there's a co-ownership syndicate, rules, neighbours. We tailor the placement to those constraints — to lease quickly and avoid future conflicts.
Condo specifics
What changes when leasing a co-owned unit.
Four elements separate a successful placement from one that creates friction with the syndicate or neighbours.
Co-ownership rules
Pets, subletting, occupancy, common areas — every syndicate has its rules. We read them before listing.
Compatible profile
A good condo tenant is also a good neighbour for the other co-owners. Our pre-screening questions reflect that.
Coordination with the syndicate
Move-in notice, key drop-off, common access — we handle these to spare you the back-and-forth.
Lease annex
The co-ownership rules are annexed to the TAL lease — enforceable against the tenant, compliant with syndicate requirements.
Tenant profile
The right tenant for a condo.
Beyond financial soundness, a good condo tenant respects co-ownership life. Our pre-screening questions reflect that — without ever using a discriminatory criterion.
What we look for
- Solid financial seriousness (clear payment capacity, verified credit)
- Compatible with syndicate rules (pets, instruments, subletting)
- Employment stability and rental history without incidents
- Sensitivity to co-ownership life (quiet, cleanliness, common-area respect)
- Acceptance of your building's specific conditions
Support and compliance
Coordinated by an OACIQ broker. Compliant with Quebec's Charter.
Lease signing coordinated by an OACIQ broker
All our brokers are registered with the OACIQ. They coordinate the TAL lease signing between you and the tenant — document preparation, co-ownership rules annex verification, clause walkthrough, final signing. Recognized professional framework, increased legal security.
Compliant with Quebec's Charter and CDPDJ guidelines
Our selection process strictly respects the Charter of human rights and freedoms and the CDPDJ guidelines. Objective criteria only (payment capacity, references, rental history), documented for every candidate — defensible if a complaint is filed.
Questions from condo owners.
Seven clear answers on the syndicate, the rules, and the tenant profile.
Free evaluationHow do you adapt to my syndicate's specific rules?+
We retrieve the co-ownership rules at the start of the mandate. We integrate them into pre-screening questions (pets, subletting, etc.) and annex them to the signed TAL lease. This avoids future conflicts with the syndicate or neighbours.
Are you used to leasing newer condos (Chomedey, Plateau, Verdun, Vieux-Longueuil)?+
Yes. New condos often have strict rules (no pets, controlled subletting, parking restrictions). We work with these constraints daily across Greater Montreal.
Can you coordinate directly with my co-ownership syndicate?+
Yes. For operational matters (tenant move-in notice, key drop-off, common-area access), we speak directly with the syndicate — you keep decisions on anything that concerns you as a co-owner.
My condo is furnished — do you specify that in the listing?+
Of course. The furnished/unfurnished status, inclusions (heating, electricity, internet, parking), specific furniture — all detailed in the listing and lease. It's a key factor for attracting the right profile.
How should I price the rent for my condo?+
During the free evaluation, we cross-reference comparable rents in the area, condo condition, inclusions, and season to propose a competitive price without leaving money on the table.
The syndicate requires tenant insurance — do you handle it?+
Yes. We list it as a requirement in the listing and annex it to the lease. The tenant must provide proof before key handover.
What if my condo's declaration of co-ownership prohibits renting?+
We identify it during the free evaluation. If renting is prohibited or strictly framed (minimum duration, prior syndicate authorization, Airbnb restrictions, etc.), we tell you upfront — and discuss the options with you (controlled subletting, syndicate request, alternative uses). No mandate launched for nothing.
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Lease your condo — with a service that knows co-ownership.
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