COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT · RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

Changing your property manager with an organised handover

If your residential community is considering a change of manager, we can help review its needs and define a clear proposed service.

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New management for a residential owners community

Changing management calls for planning

Every community has its own agreements, suppliers, responsibilities and records. An effective handover starts with understanding its position and decision-making requirements.

Initial assessment

Review current needs, recurring issues and community goals.

Clear scope

Define responsibilities and services in any proposal.

Organised handover

Plan documentation and next steps subject to valid community decisions.

Advice on changing a residential property manager

A smooth transition starts with good planning

We help your community identify priorities, review its current needs and plan the next steps.

How we work

  1. 01

    Initial enquiry

    City, units, facilities and reasons for considering a change.

  2. 02

    Review needs

    Accounts, suppliers and unresolved issues.

  3. 03

    Proposed services

    Explain scope, terms and operational approach.

  4. 04

    Handover if approved

    Coordinate steps in accordance with applicable decisions and requirements.

Frequently asked questions

Can a president replace the manager alone?

Community decisions must follow applicable rules and duly adopted resolutions.

Which records should be transferred?

Potentially agreements, contracts, accounts and open issues, depending on the case.

Do you work outside Madrid?

We must confirm coverage before proposing a service. A Madrid-specific service exists.

Does the proposal include cleaning?

Cleaning and maintenance are separate services whose coordination can be assessed.

Tell us about your community

Include city, approximate number of units, your role in the community and the main reason for considering a change.