About CondoWorkbook

CondoWorkbook exists because condo ownership shouldn't require a law degree to understand.

The problem

When something breaks in a condo, the first question is always the same: "Who pays for this?"

The answer is buried in CC&Rs, bylaws, rules and regulations, insurance policies, and past board decisions. Most condo owners never read these documents — and the ones who do often can't figure out what they mean.

The result? Surprise special assessments. Repair disputes that drag on for months. Buyers who close on condos without understanding what they're getting into. Board members who make inconsistent decisions because there's no clear reference.

What we do

We translate the complexity of condo and HOA responsibility into practical, clear resources:

• In-depth guides on specific building components (windows, roofs, plumbing, HVAC, and more) with typical responsibility patterns and what to check in your documents
• Due diligence checklists for condo buyers covering reserve studies, insurance, finances, litigation, and meeting minutes
• Downloadable templates including responsibility matrices, scorecards, and comparison worksheets
• Practical question scripts so you know exactly what to ask your HOA board, property manager, or insurance agent

What we're not

We are not lawyers, and nothing on this site is legal advice. We provide general educational information based on common patterns across condo and HOA communities. Your specific situation depends on your governing documents, state laws, and individual circumstances.

We always say the same thing: check your governing documents and consult a qualified professional when you need specific advice for your situation.

Contact

For business inquiries, support, partnerships, or refund requests, email business@sblocktechnologies.com.

Our philosophy

• Practical over theoretical. We give you tools you can actually use, not academic overviews.
• Honest about uncertainty. When the answer is "it depends," we say so — and we show you how to find your specific answer.
• Always says "check your docs." Because that's the truth. No website can tell you what your CC&Rs say.