STWEG cockpit: Understanding condominium ownership together
The STWEG cockpit organizes the value quota, renewal fund, costs, resolutions and meetings of a condominium. It separates your own apartment from communal issues.
In the account only for your own condominiums
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STWEG cockpit
What you can do
Key features
Records value quota, administration and important contacts.
Shows renewal fund and calculated own share.
Leads special levies, investments and community components.
Collects meetings, agenda items, resolutions and tasks.
Assigns documents such as regulations, minutes and budget.
How it works
Step by step
- 1
Grasp the basics
Enter the value ratio, administration, fund holdings and annual contributions.
- 2
Organize communal things
Record components, planned work and special charges.
- 3
Document the meeting
File appointments, agenda items, resolutions and open tasks.
- 4
Check your own effect
See which costs or decisions affect your apartment.
What you need
Requirements
- Your own condominium in the account.
- Value quota and current STWEG documents for meaningful values.
Practical guidance
Helpful tips
- Take numbers from the most recently approved financial statement, not from an old sales brochure.
- Clearly separate communal components from private installations and special usage rights.
Deliberate limits
What this tool does not do
- The calculated fund share is not freely available personal credit.
- Wertify does not replace administration or binding decisions of the community.
- Cost forecasts depend on complete budgets and planning.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
Do I own my calculated share of the renewal fund?+
No. The fund belongs to the community and is earmarked. The proportion is for classification purposes only.
Can I assign resolutions to individual apartments?+
You can mark whether a resolution affects your apartment, the community or a special right of use.