BC Strata Document Review
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Park Residences
123 W 100st St North Vancouver BC
BCS0000
Strata Number
13
Floor Levels
117
Units
2005
Year Built
BLINQ Developments
Developer
Financial
Special Levy
$20,000
Jun 15, 2026
Contingency Reserve Fund
$529,369
Sep 20, 2026
Insurance
Earthquake Deductible
$100,000
or
10%
Apr 01, 2026 – Apr 01, 2027
Flood Deductible
$50,000
Apr 01, 2026 – Apr 01, 2027
Budgets
Building Budget
$776,869
Apr 01, 2026 – Mar 31, 2027
Insurance Budget
$109,401
Apr 01, 2026 – Mar 31, 2027
Utilities Budget
$62,200
Apr 01, 2026 – Mar 31, 2027
Repairs & Maintenance
$64,000
Apr 01, 2026 – Mar 31, 2027
Estimated Monthly Rental
$2,760–$2,940
Comparable Rental Units
Feb 14, 2026
123 W 100st St
$2,850
1 Bd, 1 Ba
700 sqft
Apr 22, 2026
65 CHESTERFIELD AVE
$2,950
1 Bd, 1 Ba
674 sqft
Jan 28, 2026
311 W 1ST ST
$3,000
1 Bd, 1 Ba
693 sqft
Apr 12, 2026
111 E 1ST ST
$2,500
1 Bd, 1 Ba
700 sqft
Jan 27, 2026
65 CHESTERFIELD AVE
$2,850
1 Bd, 1 Ba
529 sqft
Projected Costs
Closing Balance
Expenditure
Special Assessment
Contribution
$0$267K$533K$800K20262027202820292030
Meeting Minutes
Special Levy
Important

A special levy is proposed for parkade coating, balcony repairs, and EV charging planning. The largest work is expected across 2026 and 2027, with costs allocated by unit entitlement and final approval required at an upcoming general meeting.

Building Envelope
Important

The building envelope has active maintenance planning for balcony membranes, exterior caulking, and waterproofing details. The 2026 review recommends completing targeted repairs before larger lifecycle costs increase in 2027.

Leaks

Recent minutes note water ingress investigations in several areas, including garage ceiling staining and isolated unit leaks. Follow-up repairs are scheduled through 2026, with monitoring continuing into 2027.

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We extract the signal from bylaws, minutes, financials and engineering reports - every finding linked to its source page and weighed against the BC buildings we've already analyzed.

Greater Vancouver strata buildings, by the numbers

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$4,053

Median CRF per unit

From Form B and financials we review

40%

Approved a special levy in the last 2 years

From meeting minutes we review

$25,000

Median water damage deductible

From insurance certificates we review

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Documents we review in British Columbia

Each document type is analyzed for risks, obligations, and key insights

Form B

Verify strata fees, arrears, parking/storage allocations, rentals, CRF balance, special levies, and disclosures for the lot under British Columbia's Strata Property Act (Form B).

Financial Statements

Assess operating budget and Contingency Reserve Fund (CRF) health, receivables/payables, variances, and trends to flag deficits, funding gaps, or rising costs in BC strata financials.

Insurance Certificate

Review strata master insurance coverage limits, water and earthquake deductibles, exclusions, owner-responsibility deductibles, and surface recent claims for British Columbia properties.

Depreciation Reports

Analyze component lifecycles, near-term renewals, and funding scenarios; summarize targeted building assessments (e.g., building envelope) for risks, timelines, and cost ranges within BC strata depreciation reports.

Meeting Minutes

Scan the last 12-24 months of council, AGM, and SGM minutes for approvals, special levies, major projects, bylaw changes, complaints, non-compliance, and recurring maintenance issues.

Bylaws and Rules

Highlight restrictions and obligations in strata bylaws (rentals/short-term rentals, pets, smoking, age, alterations, move-in/out, fines), including recent amendments.

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We analyze bylaws and rules, council and AGM minutes, depreciation or engineering studies, financials, insurance summaries, and forms like Form B to surface risks, obligations, and notable patterns.

Most strata reviews are ready in 10-15 minutes. Very large document packages (500+ pages) can take up to 30 minutes.

We serve British Columbia and Alberta with analysis tuned to local practices and terminology.

Upload depreciation reports, the last 12-24 months of minutes, budgets and financial statements, bylaws, insurance certificates, Form B, and any engineering reports.

The service is equivalent - outside BC it's often called condo document review. We tailor wording and checks to the region.

Yes. Every insight links back to the exact page within your uploaded PDFs so you can validate instantly.

Each section of your report - elevators, security, fire safety, legal, finances, and more - includes a 'Compared to similar buildings' insight that benchmarks the building against comparable buildings nearby. Instead of reading a finding in isolation, you see whether it's routine for buildings of that age and type in the area, or a genuine red flag.

General AI tools only see the documents you paste in - they have no data on the buildings around yours and start from zero every time. Our reviews are refined on the thousands of reports we've already processed, and every finding is benchmarked against comparable buildings nearby. We also flag what's missing from your document package, which a chatbot can't do because it can't know what you didn't paste. Every claim is linked to the source page in your documents.