Condo Law – Election to Board
A condo board of directors (known as the board) is a group of individuals. This booklet answers some FAQs about condo boards.
Last Update: 2018
Condo Law – First Time Board Members
If you are a board member for the first time, this is a checklist and tips to help you in your new role.
Last Update: 2018
Condo Law – Handling Disputes with Owners & Tenants
Condo boards have no specific dispute resolution mechanisms, these are some general dispute resolution tips
Last Update: 2018
Condo Law – Hiring a Manager
Many condo corporations will hire a manager (or company) to look after the condo complex. These are tips for hiring and working with a condo manager.
Last Update: 2016
Condo Law – Meetings
A brief guide to a condominium's three key meetings - board meetings, Annual General Meeting (AGM) and extraordinary general meetings.
Last Update: 2018
Condo Law – Rental Units
The Condominium Property Act addresses the rental process, including what happens before, during and after a tenancy
Last Update: 2016
Condo Law – Requests for Information
A condo corporation has a legal obligation to respond to requests for certain information, depending on what is requested and who makes the request.
Last Update: 2018
Condo Law – Reserve Fund Guide
Condo corporations must establish and maintain a reserve fund to cover costs of major repairs of its property.
Last Update: 2018
Condo Law – Self-managing a Condo
If a condo is self-managed, the condo board is responsible for all aspects of the property. This info is for condo boards considering self-management.
Last Update: 2016
Condo Law – The Big 3
Condo contributions (also known as condo fees), special assessments and reserve funds are different. The following tip sheet will help clarify how they differ.
Last Update: 2016