Demolition / Condemnation Notice
Free to create
- Disclose planned demolition
- Note the building's condition
- Give it before signing
About the Demolition / Condemnation Notice
The Demolition / Condemnation Notice is a disclosure written to be portable across every U.S. state. Required when landlord knows of pending demolition or condemnation during the lease term. Captures permit number, vacate date, and relocation assistance. Preview and fill the document online for free. Sign in to download a watermarked copy, or review Prime plans for clean PDFs and signing.
What this disclosure covers
This form contains 7 sections. Here is the full outline of what it addresses:
- TO
- FROM
- NOTICE OF DEMOLITION
- DATE TO VACATE
- RELOCATION ASSISTANCE
- RESERVATION OF RIGHTS
- DATE
Frequently asked questions
Is the Demolition / Condemnation Notice free to preview?
Yes. You can preview and fill out the form for free. A free account lets you download a watermarked copy. Prime adds PDFs without a watermark and electronic signing. Check the plan details before choosing.
Which states does the Demolition / Condemnation Notice apply to?
This disclosure is prepared for every U.S. state. Required when landlord knows of pending demolition or condemnation during the lease term. Captures permit number, vacate date, and relocation assistance.
Can I fill it out and e-sign it online?
Fill out the form in your browser, then check the document and who needs to sign. Paid plans let you send it for signature and keep a signing record. Confirm the applicable delivery, consent and signature requirements before sending.
Prepare and review your document.
- PDF without a watermark. You can select and copy the text.
- Auto-fills from your portfolio. Tenant, address, amounts pulled straight from your unit ledger.
- E-signed with audit trail. Tenants sign in the browser. Every signature, IP, and timestamp is logged.
- Access to the full library. The plan includes forms for every state, with no per-form fee.
Use this form inside Rentari
Keep the form with the lease, tenant and rent records it belongs to.