Gatchinskiy писал(а):echo писал(а):то-есть больших проблем при покупке 30-летних таунхаузов возникнуть не должно, так?
вывод сделан по клиническому офтопу последних страниц топика.
гранд-мерси, господа

1. приглашай инспектора (проверенного)
2. читай strat minutes за последние годы - какие ремонты сделаны и что предстоит
3. с соседями можно поговорить, может что всплывет
а так да - это относительно уже старое строение со всеми вытекающими, надо быть готовому к ремонтам большим и маленьким. С другой стороны цена не высокая вероятно.
С декабря этого года все страты должны будут предоставлять Depreciation Reports:
A depreciation report must contain the following information:
▪ A physical component inventory and evaluation of applicable components as outlined in the Strata
Property Regulation 6.2. Examples of the components that are to be reviewed for the depreciation
report are listed below. (Please note, this is not a complete list and not all strata corporations will have
all the components listed):
- the building structure;
- the building exterior including roofs, decks, doors and windows;
- building systems such as electrical, plumbing, heating, fire, protection and security;
- common amenities and facilities. (For example, a pool, exercise room, guest house);
- parking facilities and roadways;
- utilities, including water and sewage;
- landscaping, including paths, sidewalks, fencing and irrigation;
- interior finishes including floor covering and furnishings;
- green building components; and
- balconies and patios.
▪ A financial forecasting section that includes:
- a projection of the anticipated maintenance, repair and replacement costs for the next 30 years
and the factors and assumptions used, including interest rates and inflation rates;
- at least 3 cash-flow funding models over 30 years;
- the current balance of the contingency reserve fund (CRF) and how it is funded.
▪ A summary of the repair and maintenance work to be done (other than on an annual basis) over the next
30 years;
▪ The date of the report, the qualifications of the author(s) of the report, their relationship, if any, to the
strata corporation and information on any errors and omissions insurance.
▪ Any other appropriate information or analysis.
▪ The report must also identify those parts of the common property and limited common property, if any,
that individual owners are responsible to repair and maintain.
http://www.housing.gov.bc.ca/pub/stratapdf/Guide12.pdf