The document outlines the condominium association rules for renting in Franklin, focusing on the framework for leasing and tenant occupancy within the community. Key features include a minimum lease term of six months, mandatory compliance with the condominium documents by tenants, and provisions for the association to take action against lease violations. The association requires owners to notify it of any leasing intentions at least 10 days prior to execution of a lease, ensuring they provide a copy of the lease for compliance review. The management maintains the right to enforce conditions and may initiate eviction proceedings if tenants fail to comply. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, and legal assistants engaged in real estate transactions, as it ensures that stakeholders understand the legal obligations tied to condominium leasing. Owners benefit by having clarity on their rights and responsibilities when renting their units, while it also aids paralegals and associates in guiding clients effectively through the legal landscape of condo rentals. Overall, the document serves as a vital resource for maintaining rental compliance and protecting the interests of the condominium community.