A reserve fund is like a nest-egg for associations. Every HOA needs ones for unexpected events and major expenses. The money invested in this fund comes from owners’ monthly fees, which are split between the operating budget and the reserve fund. The money put into the reserve fund accumulates over time so that when the […]

Featuring vendor, procurement, purchase order and invoice and payment management features Toronto, Canada., July 11, 2022 – Condo Control announced the release of a highly requested Accounts Payable Feature. This new addition is anticipated to become an essential feature, complimenting the property management solutions that customers currently know and love. Users can take full advantage […]

We’ve put together this guide comparing apartments and condos, and identified the most important features of each to help you choose.

In this article, we explore the qualifications, training, and experience property managers need to succeed in this rewarding role.

An HOA or condo association budget is primarily made up of two sections; an operating section and a reserve section as required by law.

Download our HOA newsletter template, make it your own, and use it to share the most important and exciting things with your homeowners.

Practical tips on how to create an effective condo/HOA meeting agenda. We encourage you to download our free meeting agenda template, too.

An HOA statement is a document that details the outstanding charges that an owner must pay. Download our HOA statement template.

Proxy voting can benefit the community. Download our free proxy form template, customize it, and use it to help your HOA reach quorum.

Get key information about annual meetings and practical solutions your HOA can use to safely conduct your next meeting.

When it comes to leasing parking spaces, every condo will have its own rules. We help to clarify who can rent out their parking space.

Download our free HOA meeting minutes template, and learn how to take objective, organized minutes at your next board or member meeting.

Architectural guidelines, design rules or architectural standards establish an HOA’s policies and procedures for changes to an owner’s property.

More than 1.5 million people live in stratas in British Columbia. Homeowners and residents are drawn to stratas because they often cost less than single-family homes, and they offer perks like shared amenities and routine maintenance. Unlike condos, stratas are governed by the detailed provincial Strata Property Act. That means each strata must follow a structured […]