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Roles, the annual meeting, accounts, minutes, incidents and arrears: everything a self-managed community must cover, with the articles of Spain's LPH that govern each step.

Spain's Horizontal Property Law does not require hiring a property manager: article 13.5 leaves those duties with the president. We explain who takes on the work and when each option makes sense.

The magnitude 5.0 Granada earthquake is covered by Spain's Insurance Compensation Consortium: who claims, under which requirements and how to file step by step.

The Golden Book brings together the whole history of a homeowners association: assets, accounts year by year, debt, suppliers and every general meeting.

A total eclipse fills the roof terraces. What Spain's Horizontal Property Law says about who controls access to the roof, by what majority, and who is liable if someone falls.

The participation coefficient decides how much each home pays in the community. What it is, how the fee is calculated under the LPH and how it is changed.

How to account for a community's reserve fund: what the LPH requires, how to fund it in the budget, where to reflect it in the books and the mistakes to avoid.

Are over-70s exempt from being community president? Spanish property law sets no age limit, but it does allow asking a judge to be released.

Spain's Horizontal Property Law requires paying for the pool and common areas by quota, whether you use them or not. The three real exceptions, explained.

Spain's Supreme Court confirms community fees become time-barred after 5 years (art. 1966.3 Civil Code). When the clock starts, how to interrupt it and how to claim in time.

Verifactu and mandatory B2B e-invoicing arrive almost together, and tax advisers want a delay. Real deadlines and what property managers must do.

The Plan Estatal de Vivienda 2026-2030 (Spain's National Housing Plan) opens grants of up to €22,000 per home to renovate residential communities. The challenge isn't the money, it's the management.