Qu'est-ce qui distingue un courtier Coproprié-T d'un courtier régulier?

Un courtier affilié Coproprié-T a suivi une formation spécialisée en copropriété incluant le cadre juridique, l'analyse de déclarations de copropriété, la Loi 16, les fonds de prévoyance et les conventions d'indivision.

Quelle est la différence entre copropriété divise et indivise?

En copropriété divise, chaque propriétaire possède un lot privatif distinct. En copropriété indivise, tous les copropriétaires partagent la propriété de l'ensemble de l'immeuble.

Quels documents analyser avant d'acheter un condo?

Déclaration de copropriété, procès-verbaux des assemblées, état des finances du syndicat, fonds de prévoyance et son étude, carnet d'entretien, et règlements de l'immeuble.

Exclusive RE/MAX Program

The condominium professionals

The Coproprié-T program certifies RE/MAX brokers specialized in condominiums. A network of trained experts to assist you in buying, selling or managing condos — divided and undivided — throughout Quebec.

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WHY CHOOSE A COPROPRIÉ-T BROKER?

A Coproprié-T affiliated broker is an expert trained in the unique realities of the condo market in Quebec

Ongoing Specialized Training

Coproprié-T affiliated brokers attend exclusive workshops and regular updates on laws, case law and issues specific to condominiums in Quebec.

Mastery of Condominium Declarations

In-depth analysis of conventions, building bylaws, meeting minutes and contingency funds — to avoid unpleasant surprises.

Knowledge of the Legal Framework

Condominium law is constantly evolving. A Coproprié-T broker understands the implications of the Civil Code, Bill 16 and the obligations of condo syndicates.

A PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CONDOLEGAL.COM

The legal expertise of Me Yves Joli-Cœur at the service of your transaction

Me Yves Joli-Cœur, leader in condominium law

The Coproprié-T program is developed in partnership with the founder and president of CondoLegal.com, Me Yves Joli-Cœur, recognized as one of the leading authorities in condominium law in Quebec.

This unique partnership ensures that affiliated brokers have access to the most advanced and up-to-date legal knowledge on the market.

Exclusive training workshops
Specialized video capsules and podcasts
Technical sheets and practical tools
Continuous legislative updates
High service quality standards

CondoLegal.com

Founded by Me Yves Joli-Cœur, CondoLegal.com is the Quebec reference in condominium law, offering legal resources, training and tools to real estate professionals.

TYPES OF CONDOMINIUMS COVERED

Expertise adapted to each form of condominium in Quebec

Divided Co-ownership (Condo)

The most common form: each owner has their private portion (their unit) and a share of the common areas.

Unité de condo en tour ou en rangée
Loft, penthouse, condo de luxe
Maison de ville en copropriété
Condo commercial ou mixte

Undivided Co-ownership

Co-owners share ownership of the entire building without formal division into private lots. A distinct legal framework that requires particular expertise.

Duplex ou triplex en indivision
Convention d'indivision
Financement et assurances spécifiques
Droits de préemption et de retrait

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Everything you need to know about condominiums and the Coproprié-T program

A Coproprié-T affiliated broker has received specialized training in condominiums including the legal framework, analysis of condominium declarations, Bill 16, contingency funds and indivision agreements.

The contingency fund is the financial reserve of the condo syndicate for major work. An insufficient fund means unexpected special assessments.

Bill 16 modernizes condominium law in Quebec. It requires a contingency fund study, a mandatory maintenance booklet and strengthens syndicate obligations.

In divided co-ownership, each owner has a distinct private lot. In undivided co-ownership, all co-owners share ownership of the entire building.

The condominium declaration, meeting minutes, syndicate finances, contingency fund, maintenance booklet and bylaws.

Yes! Condominiums (divided co-ownerships) are eligible for the Tranquilli-T and Intégri-T programs.

A Specialized Broker for Your Condo Project

Whether you're buying your first condo or selling a co-ownership, benefit from the expertise of a Coproprié-T affiliated broker for a confident transaction.