Depreciation Report
A budget planning tool that identifies the current status of a Reserve Fund and a Funding Plan to offset the anticipated expenditures for the major repairs and replacement of components, elements, or assets, for which a corporation or association is responsible.
Process Summary
OurCastle Depreciation Reports comply with applicable legislative requirements and adhere to the industry standards set by the Real Estate Institute of Canada.
- Accurate Estimations
- Impartial Opinion of Condition
- Technical Expertise
- Maintenance Advice
- Meaningful Financial Analysis
What’s Included
- 30-Year Cash Flow Projection
- Multiple Funding Strategy Scenarios
- Major Property Components’ Lifecycle Estimates
- Visual Summary Tables and Charts
- Maintenance Notes, Observations, And Stewardship Recommendations
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Depreciation Report / Reserve Fund Study mandatory?
It depends on your province / state. In British Columbia, Stratas with 5 or more units must obtain a Depreciation Report and renew it at least every 5 years. In Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, similar requirements apply for Condominiums under each province’s legislation, though the specifics and exemptions vary.
What if we just had one done 4 years ago?
What if we want to phase work over 10+ years?
Do you need building drawings to begin?
Can we use the same report for funding applications?
What if we disagree with the report’s assumptions?
Now you have a plan.
A Depreciation Report that fits your organizational goals and circumstances allows you to:
- Develop a financial strategy
- Make informed budgeting decisions
- Minimize the chance of surprises
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