Roles
Before designing an incentive layer for the network, we study the types of roles existing in the ecosystem. These include:
Condo Corporation:
A condominium corporation is a legal entity created to manage and maintain the common areas and shared elements of a condominium building or complex.
Owners:
Hold ownership stakes in the property.
Participate in major decision-making processes.
Provide input and feedback on condo management issues.
Residents:
Live in the condo units, either as owners or tenants.
Engage in community activities and report maintenance issues.
Vote on certain decisions and provide feedback.
Board of Directors:
Elected representatives of the owners.
Make strategic decisions and set policies for the condo.
Ensure compliance with governing documents and laws.
Superintendents:
Maintain the physical infrastructure of the condo.
Address maintenance issues and manage repairs.
Work under the supervision of the property manager.
Can also be owners or residents.
Property Manager:
Oversees the day-to-day operations of the condo.
Implements decisions made by the Board of Directors.
Manages maintenance tasks, financial transactions, and resident inquiries.
Vendors:
Third-party vendors that provide services for condominiums on contracted terms.
Selected by Condo’s Management or Board
Their work and time on property is supervised by the Superintendent
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