Rent out your Aventura condo with a building-specific plan.

Check the association requirements first.

Before setting a start date, confirm minimum lease terms, permitted leases per year, any waiting period and the application process. These requirements belong to the individual association. A rule at one Aventura community should not be assumed to apply at another.

If the condo is occupied, establish the current lease end date and the arrangements for access. If it is vacant, plan preparation and marketing alongside the association’s approval timetable.

A past Aventura Marina closing

PH 1202 · 3340 NE 190th St
3 bedrooms plus den · 3.5 bathrooms · 2,497 sq ft
Rental shown in Raphael’s portfolio: $7,200 per month.

Make the comparisons relevant to your condo.

Identify whether a den is usable in the same way, compare the water view and outdoor space, and account for parking and furnishings. An oversized penthouse is not a pricing benchmark for every two-bedroom unit nearby.

Review the association costs separately from the asking rent. Your HOA statement, insurance quote, tax bill and any assessments help frame the owner’s budget. A tenant’s monthly payment and the owner’s net income are different numbers.

Decide how the property fits your plans.

If you intend to use the condo yourself later, discuss the desired term before listing. If your priority is selling, compare the implications of a tenancy with a sale strategy before committing to a lease.

Work with Raphael

Raphael Sitruk at Corcoran can help with rental pricing, marketing, applications and move-in coordination. Read the full service description for the scope and next steps.

Useful preparation: association rental rules checklist and rental income and expense planning.

Considering more than a lease? Compare renting and selling. For another property, explore Miami-Dade service areas and the house leasing service.