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Owners' association (VvE) managers, also known as VvE management offices, specialize in managing common property and the interests of owners within a building or complex. Here are some common types of VvE management offices:

• General VvE Managers: These offices offer a wide range of services for managing Owners' Associations. They handle issues such as administration, finance, technical management, meetings and communication with owners.
• Technical VvE Managers: Specialize in technical management of the building, including maintenance, repairs, and coordinating structural issues. They ensure that the building is in good condition and meets all building standards.
• Financial VvE Managers: Focus primarily on the financial aspects of VvE management, including managing financial records, preparing budgets, and collecting contributions from owners.
• Legal VvE Managers: specialize in legal aspects of VvE management, such as drafting and interpreting regulations, dealing with disputes, and advising on legal issues related to the building.
• Sustainability-focused VVE managers: Are focused on promoting sustainability within VVE management, including energy efficiency, environmentally friendly practices and implementation of green initiatives.
• Small VvE management office: Small VvE managers focus on managing smaller VvEs with a limited number of units. They often offer more personalized services.
• Specialized Vve management offices: Some offices specialize in management for specific types of buildings, such as apartment complexes, commercial buildings or recreational parks.
• Online VvE managers: With the rise of technology, there are online VvE managers who use digital platforms for communication, documentation and financial management of the VvE.
• Large VvE Managers: Large VvE Managers often serve a wide range of VvEs and have extensive resources to provide for various aspects of VvE management.
• Notary offices with VvE management services: Some notary offices offer VvE management services as part of their services, with a focus on legal and administrative aspects.

What to look out for when buying a management company

There are several important aspects to consider when considering acquiring a VHU management company. Here are some essential considerations:

• Existing VvE portfolio: Examine the manager's existing VvE portfolio. Analyze the type of buildings and size of the BoEs currently being managed. This will provide insight into the diversity and scalability of the portfolio.
• Technical management and maintenance practices: Assess the technical management and maintenance practices of the VvE manager. Look at maintenance policies, condition of managed property, and efficiency of technical processes.
• Legal compliance: Ensure that the Vve management company complies with all legal requirements related to Vve management. This includes compliance with laws and regulations and up-to-date legal documentation.
• Customer satisfaction and communication: Survey the customer satisfaction of the VvE administrator's existing clients. Analyze how effectively they communicate with VvE members and how they handle complaints and inquiries.
• Technology infrastructure: Evaluate the technology infrastructure of the Vve management office. This includes software and systems for administration, communication and financial management.