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A complete guide to understanding the steps involved in purchasing a divided co-ownership, including the promise to purchase, review of legal documents, and precautions to take before becoming a co-owner.
Essential information on the functioning of the syndicate of co-ownership, the role of the board of directors, co-owners’ meetings, and collective governance rules.
Tools and advice to ensure effective administrative, financial, and legal management of the co-ownership, including budgeting, contracts, accounting, and the role of the property manager.
Explanations on the insurance obligations of the syndicate and co-owners, and the management of claims.
Legal and practical framework for planning, authorizing, and executing work, whether concerning common areas or private portions of the building.
Presentation of the fundamental rights of co-owners and directors regarding governance, information, privacy, and legal recourse.
Access to practical tools such as sample letters, forms, guides, and video capsules to support the management and participation in co-ownership life.
Training offerings for co-owners, directors and managers to better understand their responsibilities and comply with applicable laws.
A co-ownership may face a multitude of risks such as fires, water damages, break-ins and acts of vandalism. In the event of a loss, the co-ownership's insurance plays an essential role in ensuring its sustainability and so, by covering not only the immovable itself but also the civil liability of the syndicate of co-owners. It is imperative for any syndicate to conclude a suitable insurance, a requirement stated in the Civil Code of Québec and reiterated by the majority of declarations of co-ownership. The insurance contract specifically details the coverages (guarantees) offered, including limits and exclusions as well as the applicable deductibles.
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