Condominium & Property Management

Why people use it

• For owners and managers alike

  Whether you chair the general meeting or simply want to know what you owe, the same rules are explained without the jargon.

• Quorum and majority maths, done right

  Which decisions need which majority — and of what, ideal parts or owners — is where most disputes start. Ask before the meeting, not after.

• Rates and deadlines as data

  Property tax and waste-fee rates are held as structured reference data per municipality, so a rate is looked up rather than guessed.

Typical questions

• What majority is needed to approve a lift replacement, and how is it calculated?
• How must a general meeting be convened, and what notice period applies?
• Who pays into the repair and renovation fund, and how is the contribution set?
• What can the building manager decide alone, and what needs a vote?
• When is property tax due, and how is the waste fee determined?

Frequently asked

Is this legal advice?

No. It is an information service explaining the rules and the provisions behind them. For a binding opinion — or for a dispute already under way — consult a qualified lawyer.

Does it cover both owners and management companies?

Yes. The obligations of owners, of the general meeting and of the management body are all within scope.

Which country’s law does it cover?

Bulgarian condominium and property legislation, for the current year.

Can it tell me the property tax rate for my municipality?

Where the municipality’s rate has been recorded, yes — rates are stored as structured data per municipality rather than inferred.