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3. Ownership of Housing Companies
The shares in a housing company confer on their owner
the right of possession of a specific apartment.
The shares are treated as personal
property and can be sold and
used as collateral for a loan.
http://www.ara.fi/default.asp?node=1495&lan=en
Limited Liability Housing Companies Act
Housing Company is a legal entity managed by
• General meeting (owner’s annual meeting)
(owner s
• Board
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i Director (Property Manager)
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A Housing companies’ rules are documented in it’s
company-in-law and policies are defined by residents
at open General meetings.
In English: http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/kaannokset/2009/en20091599.pdf
4. Limited Liability Housing Companies Act
The company is responsible for the management and
maintenance of the building and j
g joint facilities.
Owners pay a regular maintenance charge to the
housing company to cover maintenance costs,
heating costs and the water supply
supply.
2010 average maintenance charge was 3,55 € / m2
The maintenance charge is proportionate to the living
area of each dwelling.
In English: http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/kaannokset/2009/en20091599.pdf
Division of Liabilities
The obligation to ensure proper maintenance of
buildings and apartments is shared between the
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housing company and its shareholders.
"Housing Companies - Maintenance and Repair
Responsibilities
Responsibilities" is a booklet created by The Finnish
Real Estate Federation (FREF).
It shows in a tabular form what responsibilities
stakeholders themselves have in terms of
maintenance and repair and what responsibilities
housing companies have.
http://web.kiinkust.fi/kirjakauppa/default.aspx?product=345
5. Division of Liabilities
The booklet defines in more
detail the division of liabilities
concerning the various parts
and devices in apartments.
The distribution of responsibilities
has been clarified with
illustrations and explanatory
texts.
The booklet is
Th b kl t i meant f all
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shareholders, residents, board
members,
members property managers
and other people with
responsibilities in housing
companies.
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Division of Liabilities
The division is derived
directly from Housing
Companies Act.
The division of
responsibilities can be
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changed by changing
the company-by-law of
a housing company.
Some changes require
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approval from all
stakeholders.
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