LAGUNA WOODS RENTAL FAQs

Laguna Woods Rental FAQs for Owners and Tenants.

Laguna Woods Village requires owners and tenants to complete a Lease Application for new tenant membership and to renew that membership every year. The application is different for condos and coops.

At Laguna Woods Village RPM, we complete all owner and tenant association applications and guide tenants to submit to the leasing office. We ensure that tenants renew their membership each year as well and coordiante along with annual lease renewals.

One note regarding Lease Applications, the village has a 30% cap for leased manors (condos or coops). Leased units in the community are currently under 30%, however leases are getting closer to this cap and the community adopted rules to monitor and govern this 30% cap in 2020.

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We work with many families leasing properties through a Power of Attorney for parental income, or as trustees caring for family investments.

We will help to draft contracts appropriate to your role with the property, can help to coordinate with Laguna Woods and will draft contracts that correctly reflect your authority to lease.

Laguna Woods Village is organized into 4 mutual housing corporations. 1) The Golden Rain Foundation is responsible for shared amenities ( clubhouses, pools, etc. ) 2) The Third Laguna Woods (Third or Condos) includes just over 6,000 condominiums. 3) United Laguna Woods Mutual (COOPs) is a stock cooperative with just over 6,000 cooperative units. 4) Laguna Woods Mutual No. Fifty (Towers) is just over 300 units located in the 2 Laguna Woods Towers. We manage in both the Condo and Coop communities, but the not in the Towers.

Two important distinctions are Condos and Coops. Condominiums have simpler ownership, maintenance and financing. Coops are memberships in a stock cooperative with stronger controls implemented by the mutual. Financing is more difficult, the mutual has more maintenance responsibilties depending on previous improvements made to the property, imposes more restrictions on ownership and renting of manors. Cooperatives are great investments but require a bit more knowledge to achieve financial success.

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No gas, water included (some or all), electric (provider), free basic cable, internet service provided by. Transportation services.

Laguna Woods Village is an age restricted community. At lease one occupant of a manor must be 55 or over. All occupants must be at least 45. Two exceptions to these rules are that a spouse or domestic partner of a 55 or older occupant can be younger than 45. And, a health care provider can be under 45 as well.

Laguna Woods Village has a wide breadth of Amenities. A guard gated and active community with golf, clubhouses, pools, tennis courts, clubs, educational opportunities,

In our experience renters truly enjoy living in the community and often stay in their rental untis longer than...

Access to amenties to released by owners to tenants when leasing a manor. Owners retain access to the community for maintenance of their manor, but do not retain rights to access community amenties.

Laguna Woods Village RPM is owned and operated by 2 real estate broker/agents with over 30 years of experience helping clients with their real estate goals. We own investments in the village, manage many client investments and have helped residents and investors to buy, sell and renovate properties in the community. We have extensive experience in the village and look forward to helping you accomplish your goals.