Many small condominium communities in Ontario choose to self-manage. The decision often makes sense when the community is small and hiring a professional property manager is not financially practical. In these settings, volunteer board members take on the role of running daily operations and making sure the property is well maintained. However, even when a community decides not to hire a professional manager, the condominium corporation must still follow the same provincial l

A well-funded reserve fund helps condominium communities avoid costly surprises, special assessments, and deferred repairs. Learn why reserve funds are essential for protecting your building's future and financial stability.

Auditors play a vital role in condominium governance by independently verifying financial records, ensuring compliance, and protecting both owners and boards. Learn why annual audits are essential for every condo community.

When disagreements come up, the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) can help. CAT is an online system that makes it easier for small, self-managed condo corporations to solve disputes fairly, without needing lawyers or going to court.

Can condo boards fine owners for breaking the rules? In Ontario, the answer is no. Learn the difference between fines and chargebacks, and how self-managed condos can recover costs fairly and legally.

From condo owner to board director to industry leader, Andreea’s journey revealed a growing challenge: many small and self-managed condo communities are being left to navigate complex issues on their own. That realization inspired Stratastic and now, the next evolution: Condo Care.

Understanding your condominium’s governing documents is essential for effective self-management. Learn how the Condominium Act, Declaration, by-laws, rules, and policies work together to guide decision-making and community governance.

Owners’ meetings are where important condo decisions are made, from approving budgets to electing board members. Learn how these meetings work and why active participation is essential in self-managed condominium communities.