Condominium audit
Before buying an apartment: registered regime, bylaws, fees, reserve fund, minutes and debts on the unit.
- For whom:
- Apartment buyer
- Price
- On quote
- Indicative timeframe
- Stated in the quote
General information, which does not constitute legal advice. For your own case, request a check.
In a condominium you buy a unit and a share of the common areas, with shared rules and costs. We check that the regime is properly set up and the management is sound.
What is checked
- Registered condominium regime and unit title
- Condominium bylaws and use restrictions
- Fees and debts on the unit
- Reserve fund and approved works
- Recent meeting minutes
- Disputes involving the condominium
Documents needed
- Unit certificate of title
- Condominium bylaws
- Fee statement issued by the management
- Latest meeting minutes and budget
We only ask for them if you accept the quote, through a secure link. No ID is needed when you send the request.
What you receive
A clear report in English, Spanish or French, with a risk level for each item, the documents reviewed and our recommendations.
Compliant To monitor Blocking Not verifiable
Who does it?
A licensed lawyer; optional technical inspection of the unit and common areas.
To understand
- Condo law in the Dominican Republic: private units, common areas and title
- Common problems when buying property in the Dominican Republic and how to spot them
- Condo bylaws, administrator and owners' meeting: what to read before buying
- Condo fees, reserve fund and unpaid fees on the unit
- Buying an apartment in the Dominican Republic: what to check
- Selling a house in Las Terrenas: preparing a solid file