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Professional Condominium Management

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Association living is a unique concept. It asks residents to contract with each other to live under a set of particular rules and shared amenities. My goal as your manager is to work as a liaison between all of the owners to achieve harmony and quiet enjoyment for each owner.
Laws governing the association change daily with each piece of legislation enacted by the multiple tiers of government, from the federal branch to local city ordinances regulating housing , corporations and licensing. Laws change in the legislature, in the courts or through various governmental agencies. I keep you informed as to how these changes affect your real property rights.
Your decision to hire a professional condominium manager is a good decision. However, your choice of managers is important. Without proper training and guidance or an accurate awareness of the law, those who run or live under the association can end up getting involved in unnecessary disputes and frustrating legal or financial battles.
The following pages are designed to familiarize you with my services and abilities.
I understand that you are the association and the association is you!
S ORENSON REALTY, INC. will
- Make Routine Maintenance Checks of the Property
- Coordinate Routine Maintenance
- Coordinate Repairs and Inspect The Work When Completed
- Pursue Collections Including Necessary Filing of Liens for Money Owed to the Association
- Prepare and Maintain Annual Budgets
- Coordinate Annual and Special Meetings
- Keep All Records
- File Necessary Tax and Corporation Reports
- Coordinate with Title Companies Attorneys, and Realtors on Unit Sales
- Maintain an Up-to-Date list of all Unit Owners
- Other Tasks As Required By the Officers and Directors
Attributes of a Good Manager
- Recognizes broad implications of issues
- Analyzes an issue or problem from various points of view
- Understands complex concepts from various points of view
- Makes decisions, though unpopular, tat are legally, financially or morally correct
- Makes decisions in the face of uncertainty
- Involves the entire board on important matters
- Makes sound decisions based on substantial review and research of the issue
- Is willing to entertain a new approach or consider new ideas
- Follows up on an issue raised, whether at a meeting or in a chance conversation with an owner
- Is a good scheduler, planner and deadline organizer
- Is willing to hear all sides to an issue or debate
- Able to settle or control conflicts and not be an instigator
- Takes a firm stand and resolves problems
- Acts ethically
- Acts decisively
- Motivates others to take action
- Has the trust and confidence of others
- Sets an agenda and clearly identifies the priorities
- Does not allow meeting to get out of control
- Works well under pressure
- Doesn’t take matters personally
- Can deal well with conflict and adversity
- Acts and speaks openly and honestly
- Treats others with the respect he or she ants to be treated with
- Makes everyone feel welcome and secure
- Pursues additional education and training
- Integrates planning
- Provides clear direction for the board
- Perseveres and persists in the fact of challenges and obstacles
- Doesn’t say one thing and then does another
- Weighs the actions of the present with the consequences of the future
- Places a priority on getting results
- Does not misappropriate funds
- Is available outside of meeting, either by phone, mail or a scheduled appointment
- Keeps an open mind and does not pre-judge others
- Shares information and expertise
- Manages through consensus decisions making
- Actively pursues collaborative problem solving
- Appears friendly and approachable and makes others feel comfortable
- Seems organized and in control
- Creates committees to research an issue
- Seeks out specific solutions and does not constantly postpone or delay action
- Treats every issue on the agenda as being important. Stresses each item deserves thorough investigation and discussion
- Allows for residents to gripe and blow steam, but then focuses on curing the problem
- Knows when to end debate
- Runs the meetings free of distractions or frequent interruptions
- Ability to accept others
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