While the requirements relating to reserve fund studies and maintenance logbooks may seem restrictive at first glance, complying now has undeniable advantages for your co-ownership. Here's why, as a manager or administrator, it's in your interest to anticipate these changes.

The maintenance logbook is a key element in the management of a condominium.

Taking into account the rise of online tools, many administrators and managers hesitate between an Excel vs. digital maintenance logbook. The purpose of this article is to answer your questions, in full transparency, although Borée prefers the Excel spreadsheet format for the time being. We will explain why...

Managing a small condominium (from 2 to 20 units) in Quebec is not a matter of shouting “scissors”. Setting realistic condo fees is essential to ensure building maintenance and avoid unpleasant financial surprises.

• But how do you determine an amount that covers everything without imposing excessive increases?

Here is a guide to help you better manage the finances of your condominium.

Increasing condo fees is often a sensitive issue in co-ownerships, especially in small, self-managed co-ownerships where each co-owner is often involved in the financial management of the building.

• How can realistic costs be set without causing tension?

• How can you ensure that the condominium remains in good financial health by avoiding sudden increases?

Here is a clear guide to managing this situation calmly and effectively.