What Makes a Condominium Fee Adequate?
Assess condominium fees by reviewing services, building condition, and funding for future work together.
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20 professional materials. A searchable collection of articles, presentations, and practical guides, organized by topic and publication date.
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Before Buying an Apartment, Check the Condominium
Building condition, finances, resolutions, and a no-arrears statement: what they reveal and what they may leave out.
Read the Article →Condominium Fee Arrears: A Documented Legal Process
From reconciliation to a payment order: tasks, evidence, and important procedural distinctions.
Read the Article →Apartment Investment: Condominium Costs Affect Returns
Flipping or long-term rental: building condition, owner resolutions, and funding belong in the investment plan.
Read the Article →Property Investment Decisions Through a Condominium Lens
Three speaking invitations between 2018 and 2023: Szilvia Szilber’s club presentations on condominium risks in flipping and long-term apartment investment.
Read the Article →Szilvia Szilber’s Presentations and Moderation at THT Conferences
Dén Mátyás András’s acquisition of THT and role in organizing its conferences in 2022, the renewal of the conference series, and the subjects of Szilvia Szilber’s presentations. With original programs, slides, and event photographs.
Read the Professional Profile →An Apartment’s Value Begins with Its Building: Szilvia Szilber’s Work in Investor Education
Her first major lecture at Property Investors’ Day in 2017 reached an audience of 300. Five condominium value factors, audits, and professional management form a consistent approach that brought invitations to return in 2024 and 2025.
Read the Professional Profile →Szilvia Szilber’s Contribution to the International RenoInvest Project
Successful condominium renovations require available technology to be matched with informed owners, a sound financing plan, and capable management. Szilvia Szilber brought this practical perspective to RenoInvest’s international work through her presentation, financing proposals, and contribution to the pilot study of the condominium at Rákóczi út 11.
Read the RenoInvest Professional Profile →Working Together for Children – Szilber Házak’s Community Commitment
Years of support, personal involvement, and shared achievements. A page-by-page photo story with archival event photographs, an introduction to Business Masters, and a video.
Read the Photo Story →Subdividing Apartments: The Investor Moves On, but the Building Keeps the Risk
Lessons from a renovation halted because of a Mátrai floor structure: protecting the community, lawful action by authorities, and the risks left to good-faith buyers.
Read the Professional Insight →From Contractor Selection to Project Completion
A skilled contractor also needs an organized client. Coordinating tasks, responsibilities, proposals, and inspections makes a condominium renovation easier to track.
Read the Professional Insight →Why Competing on Price Alone Can Lose a Condominium Representative’s Business
Thank you to Alfa VIG for the invitation. Insights from my presentation on the condominium representative’s perspective, comparable proposals, and professional cooperation that proves its value during a claim, illustrated with three original slides.
Read the Professional Insight →Condominium Representatives at the Edge of Legality: My Talk at the BKIK–MIOSZ Compliance Conference
The program of the BKIK–MIOSZ conference, practical lessons from my presentation, and two original slides on condominium representatives’ responsibilities.
Read the Professional Insight →Consistent Professional Work Improves How Condominiums Operate
Recommendations from practicing condominium manager Szilvia Szilber for cooperation between the profession and communities of owners. Targeted legislation, professional training, planned renovations, and consistent case management.
Read the Professional Insight →A Better-Organized Terézváros With Workable Rules: My Proposals for Amending the Townscape Ordinance
Eight detailed comments on the ordinance, with proposals for consistent enforcement and public-space greening that takes building operations into account.
Read the Professional Insight →How Much Reserve Is Enough? From Depreciation to a Ten-Year Plan
A financial insight from the 2017 presentation: the relationship between depreciation-based savings, loans, and a multiyear operating plan. Presented on November 23, 2017.
Read the Professional Insight →How Can You Tell Whether a Condominium Is Well Managed?
From the 2019 presentation: assessing management, communicating with service providers, and measuring progress each year. Presented on April 9, 2019.
Read the Professional Insight →From Condominium Records to a Realistic Asking Price: How Real Estate Agents Can Use the Information
Practical insights from the 2024 training: interpreting information, discussing price with the seller, preparing a property information file, and allowing enough time. Presented on February 20, 2024.
Read the Professional Insight →An Apartment Close to Mom: Why the Same Property Can Be Worth More to a Particular Buyer
A family example from the 2025 presentation: buyer motivation, completed renovations, and an accurate presentation of the condominium’s plans. Presented on April 2, 2025.
Read the Professional Insight →From U.S. Property Management to the SzIM index: Introducing a New Assessment System
The SzIM index debuts after U.S. HOA and property manager training: an investment perspective, rentals, financial and renovation planning, audits, and quick assessments. Presented on March 18, 2026.
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