Comprehensive Practice on Consortiums – Fernández – Ediciones DyD – Softcover

2026

Page count

250

Product description

A practical, comprehensive guide for those who need to understand, manage, or provide professional advice regarding horizontal property and condominium associations.

In *Práctica Integral de Consorcios* (Comprehensive Condominium Management Practice), Alejandro Fernandez takes a holistic approach to the key aspects of condominium management, combining regulatory analysis with tools for day-to-day operations. The work covers applicable legislation, horizontal property concepts, and the functioning of the association's governing bodies, with special emphasis on the roles, rights, and obligations of the administrator, the general assembly, and the Owners' Council.

The book also delves into topics essential to professional practice, such as common areas and elements, the horizontal property bylaws, official association records, labor regulations, and the calculation of common expense assessments.

A key feature is its practical focus: it includes charts, graphs, examples of expense calculations, and templates for frequently used documents—such as meeting notices and minutes, formal demands for payment of assessments, debt certifications, insurance claims, and other useful professional documents.

Main topics

Applicable legislation and regulatory framework

Horizontal property

Condominium management

Rights and obligations of the administrator

General assemblies: notices, quorum, majorities, and minutes

Owners' Council

Common vs. private areas and elements

Horizontal property bylaws

Labor regulations

Calculation of common expense assessments

Charts, graphs, and practical tools

Document templates and association records

Templates for meeting notices and minutes

Payment demands and debt certification

A reference work designed for condominium administrators, lawyers, and professionals involved in horizontal property management, as well as anyone seeking concrete tools to handle common situations in condominium administration.

Author: Alejandro Fernandez