Long-term rental agreement for a cottage - lease for vacation purposes - more than a month

Description

• The lease for the rental of a cottage is an agreement between a landlord, who wishes to rent the cottage, and a tenant, who, for his part, is interested to spend money in order to use such cottage and the surrounding site for recreational and leisure purposes and for a period of 5 to 26 consecutive weeks.
• Signing a lease for vacation purposes allows you to put all the odds on your side since it will specify the rights and obligations of each party throughout the rental period.
• The lease for the rental of a cottage is not subject to the rules governing the residential tenancy (housing lease).
• It is therefore important that the landlord and the tenant discuss and agree on each of the provisions of the lease that will bind them, because this will be the only document evidencing their agreement.
• The lease for the rental of a cottage must be explicit about:
• The amount and terms of payment of rent;
• The term of the lease;
• The description of the rented premises;
• The domestic and recreational amenities made available to the tenant;
• The intended use of the rented premises.
• The lease for the rental of a cottage available on this website is a document that provides the main clauses mentioned in the "Summary" tab.

• It is also a document that will meet your needs for a relatively simple lease. For a lease whereof terms and conditions are more complex, please contact  .

Summary

Overview of the clauses available for the preparation of your cottage lease.

• Identification of the parties
• Identification and description of the leased premises
• Use of the leased premises
• Rent
• Term of the lease
• No tacit/automatic renewal
• Delivery and improvements of the leased premises
• Services and amenities
• Maintenance of the leased premises
• Damage and destruction
• Assignment and sublease
• Insurance
• Defaults and remedies
• Notices and requests
• Other provisions