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Reserve fund requirements for Canadian condominiums and stratas

Condo Control

Not only is it easy to get to, but condominium units were plentiful and very affordable. While there are some exceptions to reserve fund requirements, most condominiums are required to have studies completed by a professional at least once every 5 years. Florida has historically been considered an ideal state to purchase a winter home.

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5 ways for high rise condominiums to save money in 2025

Condo Control

Densely populated high rise condominiums have always been budget conscious. Reduce administrative costs Administrative costs are any expenses incurred to maintain day-to-day operations of the condominium. With so many expenses, its not hard to overspend and exceed the annual budget. But this year is different.

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New 2025 condo and HOA laws for U.S. states

Condo Control

Owners living in California can elect directors and amend governing documents using electronic secret ballots as of January 1, 2025. Amendments were made in 2024, requiring condominiums with 25 or more units to have a website. HB 1203 makes it clear that HOAs need a website, just like condominium communities.

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The Corporate Transparency Act – should your association wait to file a report?

Condo Control

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) aims to help detect and combat money laundering and terrorist finance, facilitate tracking money that has been sourced through criminal or terrorist activity, and safeguard national security and the U.S. The federal government appealed the decision​​​ on March 11. financial system.

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What’s the Difference Between an HOA vs. COA vs. POA?

Bay Property Management Group

A property owners association or POA is the word used for an organization that manages and governs a community or residential area. They typically govern the shared spaces more than individual properties. A condominium owner’s association (COA) is another one that is very similar to an HOA. What is a COA?

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Community managers say these are the top issues impacting their associations

Condo Control

25% say lack of finances is a top concern. So, in one way or another, finances are putting a strain on condominiums and HOAs. Hiring more staff would help resolve this issue, but most communities dont have that much wiggle room in their budgets. Table of contents Money concerns are impacting communities all over the U.S.

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Co-Op vs. Condos: Understanding the Difference Before You Buy in DC [Bonus Tips for Renting]

Nest DC

After single-family row homes and townhouses, condominiums (condos) and cooperatives (co-ops) are two popular housing types in Washington, DC, for potential buyers. In this blog, we will delve into the nuances of co-ops and condos, highlighting their ownership structures, financing considerations, and community dynamics.

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