Peace of mind and full control of your housing cooperative
We handle the day-to-day operations and finances, giving the board peace of mind and a clear overview.
In close cooperation with the board, we ensure clear decision-making processes and smooth day-to-day running. With a dedicated contact person and transparent processes, we deliver efficient and professional management without unnecessary complexity.
One dedicated contact
Our clients get a dedicated contact person with a full overview of the client's properties, including bookkeeping and accounts.
Full online access
We offer our clients online access, so they can reach their own data around the clock.
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State-of-the-art IT
We have invested heavily in the latest IT, so our internal processes are as automated and error-free as possible.
Better agreements
We use our volume to secure good framework agreements for our clients on, for example, insurance, heating accounts and energy labelling.
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Everything in one place
We offer a complete solution which, in addition to day-to-day financial and legal advice, also includes building and technical advice, financial advice and, not least, property services on site.
Full control of your housing cooperative
Monthly collections via NETS (PBS).
Arrears control, payment demands and possible exclusion (at the board's request).
Water and heating accounts and adjustment of on-account payments for consumption.
Ongoing bookkeeping and reconciliations.
Trial balances sent to the board for information.
Annual operating and liquidity budget.
Annual adjustments of common charges, etc.
Annual accounts and calculation of equity/reserve fund/share value.
Naturally, we offer a wealth of other services that can be included in the ongoing management agreement. We are also happy to attend general meetings, including presenting the budget and annual accounts or acting as chair or minute-taker.
Selling your cooperative home
When you want to sell your cooperative home, the process is typically:
The board/management is informed of the sale
Any requirements (electrical/plumbing checks, etc.) are clarified
Key information forms are prepared
The home is put up for sale (with or without an estate agent)
A buyer is found and a transfer agreement is signed
The agreement and documents are approved by the management
The purchase price is paid via the association
Meter readings and handover are completed
Any defects are then handled, and the sale is completed with a final settlement. Individual associations may have special conditions, so always contact the management if in doubt.
State of repair / Minor defects threshold
As a general rule, cooperative homes are taken over with normal wear and tear. They are not presented as newly renovated.
Minor issues such as scratches, loose handles or ordinary wear from use are considered trivial and do not normally give grounds for a claim.
Only significant defects, illegal installations or hidden defects can lead to claims against the seller.
The management typically only handles cases of a certain size, and defect claims will often be a matter between the buyer and the seller.
Shall we take over?
We are ready to discuss your property's needs and provide a tailored quote.