Financial and budget management
Follow-up of income and expenses, budgets, settlements and financial documentation to improve community control.
Community management · Madrid
We centralise the financial, operational and administrative management of your community so presidents and owners have more control, less friction and one clear point of contact.
Community management
A homeowners association needs more than accounting. It needs coordination, follow-up on resolutions, supplier control, incident response and accessible documentation for informed decisions.
Gestia brings its residential operations experience to community management in Madrid, with a methodology focused on structuring management and reducing fragmented tasks for presidents and owners.
Community property management services
We define the scope according to the community size, facilities, suppliers, incidents and actual management needs.
Follow-up of income and expenses, budgets, settlements and financial documentation to improve community control.
Preparation and follow-up of meetings, resolutions and documentation so each decision has operational continuity.
Centralisation of incidents and coordination of actions to reduce downtime and fragmented management.
Coordination and follow-up of maintenance, cleaning, insurance and other suppliers contracted by the community.
We organise information and follow-up on outstanding payments so the community has visibility over the situation.
One clear point of contact to organise queries, priorities and decisions without relying on fragmented message chains and isolated tasks.
Methodology
Before proposing a change, we need to understand how the community works today and where the operational burden lies.
We review size, services, suppliers, recurring incidents and the needs of presidents and owners.
We define what management should cover, priorities, communication channels and follow-up model.
If the community decides to proceed, we coordinate the handover of information and launch without losing traceability.
We centralise daily operations, follow up on resolutions and incidents, and keep information organised.
Community property management Madrid
A local approach helps us better understand suppliers, response times, building types and the common needs of Madrid communities. The proposal is prepared individually, rather than as a generic package.
Changing community property manager
We can assess the current situation and prepare a comparative proposal before any decision is made. You do not need to start a change process to request information.
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Frequently asked questions
These answers are indicative; the final scope depends on each community.
The scope is adapted to each community and may include financial control, budgets and settlements, meeting preparation and follow-up, supplier coordination, incidents, maintenance, documentation and arrears follow-up.
We assess each community individually. The number of homes, common services, current suppliers, incidents and required management level determine the scope and proposal.
Yes. We can review the current situation and prepare a proposal without requiring an immediate change. If the community decides to proceed, the transition should be coordinated around documentation, meeting resolutions and existing terms.
We centralise the incident, organise the information, coordinate the required actions and follow up with the community and suppliers so operations do not depend on fragmented management.
We do not use a single flat fee because pricing depends on community size, facilities, incident volume, administrative complexity and included services. After an initial assessment we prepare a proposal based on the actual scope.
Yes. This landing and the initial service proposition are focused on homeowners associations in Madrid. Gestia Livin also operates residential rental management in Valencia, Alicante and Malaga.
Community property management in Madrid
We will review the case and tell you whether Gestia is a fit and what the next step would be.