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How to properly manage your co-ownership budget thanks to a contingency fund study(1)

As a co-owner or member of a condominium association, budget management can be a difficult task. However, a Contingency Fund Study can help you effectively manage your condominium budget.

Know the costs in advance

A contingency fund study allows you to understand the costs of maintenance and repair work that will need to be carried out in the short and long term. This allows you to plan your budget accordingly and avoid unexpected costs.

Plan for the long term

By planning for the long term, you can avoid unexpected costs in the short term. By knowing the costs of future work, you can plan your budget over several years, allowing you to better manage your finances.

Prioritize maintenance work

A contingency fund study also allows you to prioritize maintenance work. By completing necessary maintenance work on time, you can avoid additional costs in the long term. This can also help extend the lifespan of your building.

Avoid Unnecessary Expenses

By knowing the costs of future work, you can avoid unnecessary expenses. For example, if you know that roof repairs are due in two years, you won’t need to replace the roof this year.

Involve Residents

It’s important to involve residents in managing the building’s budget. By informing residents of upcoming work and the associated costs, you can gain their support and understanding. This can also encourage residents to take care of their building.

In conclusion, a contingency fund study can help you effectively manage your building’s budget. By knowing future costs, planning for the long term, prioritizing maintenance work, avoiding unnecessary expenses, and involving residents, you can improve your budget management and maintain the long-term value of your property.

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