Co-owner
Part
Status
Only the property manager has the ability to change their status and assign the role of property manager to another person.
New Property Manager
As a Property Manager, your responsibilities include:
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Administrative Management: Ensuring the daily administrative management of the condominium, including record-keeping, drafting meeting minutes, and communication with homeowners.
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Maintenance of Common Areas: Ensuring regular maintenance and upkeep of common areas in the building, including green spaces, parking areas, and communal facilities.
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Financial Management: Preparing and managing the condominium's budget, collecting dues from homeowners, and ensuring proper use of funds for collective well-being.
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Organization of General Meetings: Planning and organizing regular and extraordinary general meetings, preparing agendas, facilitating discussions, and ensuring decisions are made in accordance with legal and statutory rules.
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Relationship with Service Providers: Selecting and overseeing service providers for necessary condominium maintenance and improvement works, ensuring service quality and compliance.