Practical advice
For co-owners and managers day to day: the steps, deadlines and documents that prevent disputes in a co-ownership in Luxembourg.
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Water inlet, consumer unit, valves: what an occupant should locate before an emergency
What an occupant should locate when moving into a home, and the information worth handing to a tenant.
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Water leak in a flat: what to do during the first ten minutes?
Shut the water off without taking a risk, protect people, warn the neighbours. And why a leak "at home" is not always private.
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An incident in a co-ownership: syndic, insurer or 112, who to call first?
Danger to people, technical emergency or handling the file: the order of the calls depends on the situation, not on the time of day.
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Water damage in co-ownership: who to notify and what to keep
The first few hours after water damage are for limiting the damage, notifying the right people and keeping the evidence. Here is the procedure to follow and the file to build.
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Moving house in Luxembourg City: how to avoid blocking the bin room?
Blue bags, official white bags, centre de ressources, bulky waste, SuperDrecksKëscht: decide where each type of waste goes before the day itself.
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Overflowing bin room: how do you stop an incident becoming a collective bill?
Getting collection back on track, documenting the cause, and knowing what a co-ownership can claim. A meeting cannot vote a fine.
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Unpaid charges in co-ownership: what happens after the first late payment?
A late payment weakens the collective cash position. The syndic must check the claim, follow up with the co-owner and then use, if necessary, the recovery means provided for by Luxembourg law.
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