unit 8 unit test Flashcards
condominium
ownership with others or shared ownership
unit ownership
fee simple and involves a certificate of title registered in the owner’s name.
Created at the start of real estate development to fund the maintenance of features or amenities that will not be funded or maintained by the municipality
homeowners association
timeshares
involves the purchase or lease of property in which multiple parties hold similar rights regarding the use of a property
right to use ownership
indivdual leases an interest in the property for a certain period of time each year. (15-50 years)
A person whole alone or in conjunction with another person sells or offers for sale to the public units or proposed units that have not been sold
developer
Condo plan
2- or 3-dimensional plan of subdivision that outlines the size, location & boundaries of the land
decision-making process
agenda, discussion, motion, vote, decision
minimum number of individuals that must be present at a meeting
quorum
exclusive use areas
only that owner is permitted the enjoyment that area provides
4 components that makeup the structure of a condo
unit owners, condo corp, board of directors, common property
total sum of all unit factors for a condo plan must equal 10,000
unit factors
legislation governs the creation and operation of condos in Alberta
condo property act & regulation
the benefit of hiring a professional condo manager
continuity
what following method may be used by real estate professionals to determine if a condo utilizes the services of a condo manager
review the condo additional plan sheet (CADS)
Which management involves the condo corp, under the leadership of the board of directors, carrying out ALL duties related to the condo
self-management
operating fund
refers to the money used to pay for the regular, recurring expenses of the condo. (utilities, maintenance e, repairs)
estimates the amount of money the condo corp expects to generate and spend in the next fiscal year
annual budget
if the condos funds are insufficient for meeting short/long-term financial needs, the board of directors can levy what on all units
special assessment
balance sheet
provides an overall picture of what a condo corp owns and what it owes
On a condo, plan units are typically depicted using what
Exclusive use areas are depicted by
bolded, solid lines and given a unique number
Dashed lines & given a distinctive designation
boundaries for units within this type of condo are distinguished by the interior finish on floors, walls, ceilings
conventional condo plan, units are defined spaces within a structure
boundaries for units within this type are defined by the width and depth of each parcel of land
bare land condo plan
real estate transactions involving units in which type of condo requires a real property report
bare land condo