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Service 03 · Funds

Reserve and operating funds, checked separately and clearly

Reserve money can only be used for major repair and replacement of the common elements. We check that the corporation kept the two funds apart, followed its reserve fund study, and approved every transfer properly.
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What's included

What you get with this service

Contribution check

Actual reserve contributions compared with the funding plan.

Expenditure review

Reserve spending tested against what the Act allows.

Interfund transfers

Each transfer traced to board approval.

Investment confirmation

Reserve investments confirmed with the institution.

Investment rules

Holdings checked against permitted investments.

Board flags

Gaps reported to the board before owners ask.

Why it matters for your condo

The reserve fund is usually the largest pool of money a condo corporation holds. Owners care about it most, and it is where generalist auditors most often miss condo-specific rules.
3 years
Typical cycle for a reserve fund study update in Ontario.
2 funds
Kept strictly separate, every year.
1 clear note
Explaining the reserve position to owners.

What your property manager will provide

We send these as a dated checklist before year-end, so nothing is a surprise.

Common questions

We report it to the board in plain language with the size of the gap, so the board can decide how to address it before the next budget.

No. Studies are done by qualified reserve fund planners. We audit the reserve fund against your study.

Fixed-fee proposal

Get a proposal that includes reserve fund review

Two minutes, no documents needed. We reply within one business day.
Next step

An audit your board can follow, delivered before the AGM clock runs out.

Tell us about your corporation and we will send a clear, fixed-fee proposal. No documents needed to start.