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Parking Addendum

Answer a few questions to create a professional Parking Addendum, ready to edit and sign.

Step 1 of 54 sections · answer each, then create your document

Landlord / property owner

Full legal name of the person or business that owns or manages the property.
Use the address where rent payments and legal notices should be sent.

Tenant & rental unit

Full legal name of the primary adult tenant who will sign.
Street address of the rental unit (not a P.O. box).
Helps identify which lease this document applies to.

Parking space

Identifier for space number if applicable; leave blank if none.
This choice appears in your document for: parking type.
Required for assigned spaces so towing and enforcement can identify the vehicle.
Enter has parking fee in dollars (or percent for rates).
This choice appears in your document for: tow policy.

Effective date

The date this agreement becomes effective.
Choose the state where the rental property is located.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Parking Addendum

A Parking Addendum documents assign parking space(s) and fees to a residential lease. It is designed for miscellaneous diy documents use cases.

When properly completed and signed, it creates a written record of agreed terms. Have an attorney review important transactions.

You will need: Title Block, Opening, Parties, Property.