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The reserve specialist is coming to walk the components

A manager whose board approved a reserve study update, with a specialist booked for one morning and a component list from five years ago.

What goes wrong

  • The specialist rates the roofs from the parking lot because nobody knew which building leaked.
  • The last study's photos are in the specialist's files, not the association's.
  • The board reads a funding plan without ever having seen what is aging.

What to do now

  1. 1

    A week before, walk the components with the Annual community walk template — roofs, paving, pool equipment, fencing, lighting — rated with photos.

  2. 2

    Hand the specialist that report: what you rated Fair or Poor, where, and when.

  3. 3

    Keep the walk on an annual cadence so next year's sits beside this year's in the property's history.

  4. 4

    Repairs the walk turns up go to vendors as work orders now; the study is about replacement, not the loose railing.

What they end up holding

The specialist gets a dated condition record to start from; the board gets photos of what its reserve is paying for.

Which plan

Free

The walk, the photos and the report are on Free; sending repairs to vendors is Pro at $29/month. Sitesui does no funding math — that stays with the study.