Exclusive Accounting for Communities: Clear numbers, no complications

At La Casa del Administrador we also offer a service designed for those communities that only need one thing:

Economic order, clear accounts and peace of mind regarding the numbers, without neighborhood management, without meetings, without incidents…

Just proper accounting.

Because not all communities require full administration.

Sometimes, the only essential thing is to have your accounts up to date, well justified, and with all the correct documentation.

That's what I'm here for.

⭐ What does exclusive accounting consist of?

It is a service focused solely on the economic management of the community, not including administration, management with neighbors or handling of incidents.

You manage the day-to-day.

I make sure the numbers add up.

🧾 What does this service include?

✔ Income and expense control

• Recording and tracking of all movements.
• Review of invoices and receipts.

✔ Issuance and collection management

• Preparation of periodic receipts.
• Delinquency control (accounting level only, without neighborhood management).
• Regularizations when necessary.

✔ Financial documentation always up to date

• Reconciled bank statements.
• Statement of payments and receipts.
• Digital archiving of all documentation.

✔ Complete and detailed liquidation

• Presentation of the annual financial settlement (or for the agreed period).
• Comparative tables between budgeted and spent.
• Clear, visual and easy-to-understand balance.
• Preparation of an indicative budget if requested by the community.

⭐ Who is this service for?

• Communities that already have an active president and internal organization.
• Small buildings that do not require full management.
• Communities with their own neighborhood management but which require professional and transparent accounting.
• Administrators who want to delegate only the accounting part.

⭐ Advantages of exclusive accounting

• Without interference in neighborhood management.
• No long-term contracts or unnecessary bundles.
• Clear, up-to-date, and organized accounts.
• Absolute transparency in numbers and movements.
• Professional economic control without assuming community tasks.

Not all communities need full administration.

But they all need to be properly accounted for.