Condo Rental

There's nobody other than the managing agent to do the paperwork, but you can always try getting yourself out and the tenant in without the managing agent throwing a wrench in the works.

Here're some standard leasing requirements: http://www.ellimanpm.com/uncimages/1642/sublet/245%2010th%20Avenue%20-%20Lease%20Requirements%20-%20cover%20page.pdf

I would start with reviewing the house bylaws and/or offering plan. They should address whether a unit owner is obligated to rent their unit through the management company.

An owner can certainly rent an apt directly to a tenant without using a RE broker. I would think in mostly all situations the condo has to be notified you are renting your unit. I believe they have the right of first refusal.

Not sure you meant to say rent through a management company. I think you really wanted to know if the tenant's application needs to processed through the management company. I believe so for how else would they be given the opportunity to tack on all kinds of fees to you and your new tenant.