Services
Property Management Services covered
Property Maintenance
Managing Agent SCOPE OF WORKS
A Managing Agent is a contractor (a.k.a. service provider) engaged by the Joint Management Committee members to manage the CONDO/APARTMENTS, normally on a year-by-year contractual basis. As most of the Committee members are volunteers, the actual day-to-day management of the condo is delegated to the Managing Agent, except the powers to make major decisions.
For a property to be well managed, the Management Committee members need to be competent, knowledgeable and be able to provide strategic directions. It is also important to appoint a competent Managing Agent and make them a partner in the wellbeing of their property.
MA typical scope of works perform on behalf the JMB/MC: –
Red Cliffs is competent & can handle all these facets and provide correct advice all the time to newbies JMBs/MCs
Not all PMCs are well versed & knowledgeable with all these aspects
Accounting
Accounting is one of the most important functions & responsibilities that Committee delegate to the Managing Agents.
Some larger condos may be dealing with hundreds of thousands of dollars every month in addition to a huge stash of Sinking Fund which may be in millions. Thus, any mistake in accounting could result in mis accounting of huge amounts of money.
Liaison with Government Bodies
A Managing Agent must answer to the Commissioner of Building (COB) or KPKT Authority’s queries on disputes or compliance issues
MA to assist JMB/MC to commence litigation actions against all defaulters to recover sum owing to body corporate
Organise JMC Monthly or quarterly Meetings
One of the many tasks Managing Agents undertake is to organise, attend and minute the JMC Meetings. The purpose of the Minutes of Meeting is to record down the proceedings and decisions made so that it can be seen by all the owners and as a record in case a situation arises when the record of the proceedings is needed to be referred to.
Organise AGMs and EGMs
Managing Agents to assist JMB/MC to organise the once-a-year Annual General Meetings (AGM) when it is due, the Extra Ordinary General Meeting (EGM) as and when requested.