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The following quotation from a recent C.H.O.A Journal raises an interesting question about the circulation of depreciation reports.

"Your depreciation report provides a wealth of information for long term planning, annual maintenance planning and budget planning both for operations and contingency reserve contributions.  The owners of your strata corporation annually decide on funding and operations.  By making a copy of the report available, having the depreciation planner deliver the report at an information meeting, and by incorporating the report into the strata council operating manual, and your annual notice package of the a.g.m., your owners and and your strata council will be well equipped to make better informed financial and operational decisions."

What to do?

Since the C.H.O.A. observation appear to be correct, would it not be wise of councils to immediately forward copies of their report to the owners?

 


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Edmond Schweitzer

Edmond Schweitzer
Planning Consultant

What is Reserve Fund Planning?

And what is a Depreciation Report?

Condo unit in OsoyoosDepreciation Reports are intended to help strata corporations plan for the repair, maintenance and replacement of common property, limited common property and common assets.

To be done right, these must contain:

Depreciation reports are meant to provide useful information to strata lot owners, prospective purchasers, mortgage providers and insurance companies.

For more information, see About RFP Inc. or Contact Ed.

Why Edmond Schweitzer?

Better Business BureauRFP Reserve Fund Planning Inc is an established Osoyoos, B.C. based consulting firm, serving strata corporations throughout the Okanagan and neighbouring regions.

Our primary goal is to work with councils to produce meaningful Depreciation Reports. The company is covered by errors and omissions insurance, and has earned Better Business Bureau Accreditation.