Know who to contact
Your landlord handles the tenancy. The condo has rules for the building and shared areas. Ask who to contact for each type of issue.
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Understand the property type
Check the details of each home.
Ask about the layout, bills, upkeep and commute.
Check the amenities
Ask which facilities you can use, how to book them and whether any fees or deposits apply.
Plan your move-in
You may need to book an elevator, arrange access fobs and confirm loading times. Ask about refundable key deposits.
At the viewing
Ask these five questions.
Check the rent, extra bills, upkeep and commute before you apply.
Open the Full Viewing Checklist- 01Which condominium rules apply to tenants?
- 02Are amenities available, and how are they booked?
- 03What are the move-in and elevator procedures?
- 04Are parking, storage and bicycle spaces assigned?
- 05Who handles unit repairs versus common-area issues?
Before you rent
Compare condo rentals.
- Good to compare for
- Shared amenities and maintained common areas
- Ask about
- Condo rules, fobs, amenities, move-in bookings, parking and storage
- Also consider
- A rental apartment building may have one management contact for the whole building
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Useful details
Questions about Ottawa condos.
What is different about renting an Ottawa condo?
You rent from the unit’s landlord. The condo also has rules for shared areas and building services. Check both before signing.
Are condo amenities always included for tenants?
Access, hours, booking procedures, fees and restrictions can vary. Confirm exactly what a tenant may use before applying.
What should I ask before renting a condo?
Ask about utilities, parking, storage, fobs, move-in bookings, building rules, amenities, repairs, guest access and how to contact the landlord.
Is a condo the same as an apartment?
A condo is an individually owned unit. A rental apartment building usually has one owner or operator. Condos can look like apartments, but the ownership and building rules differ.