● HighReserve fund
Reserve fund negative around 2028
After the window frames and paintwork of 2028 (€385,416) the fund stands at around −€94,000. Contributions need to rise by at least 60%.
Ask for the current reserve balance, not the 2020 one.
VvE check for apartment buyers
A reserve fund that's too low or a planned one-off levy can easily cost you thousands of euros as a buyer. We read the VvE's deed of division, maintenance plan (MJOP), minutes and annual accounts, and put those risks on paper in euros, before you make an offer.
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More than 2,000 pages of VvE documents read
VvE Voorbeeldhof · documents from 2019–2021
The VvE reserves €55,313 a year, while the MJOP asks for €87,424. 2023, 2028 and 2030 each bring peaks of €310,000 to €386,000. At the current rate the fund stands at around −€94,000 after 2028. On its current course the fund is not sufficient.
From section 3 of the sample report
When you buy an apartment you don't just buy the home — you join a VvE (the owners' association), including its debts, deferred maintenance and upcoming levies. One hidden risk, like an underfunded reserve or a planned one-off contribution, can cost you tens of thousands. That information sits in the documents the seller hands you: often hundreds of pages of legal and financial text almost nobody can interpret alone. We do it for you.
Not a list of ticks, but findings with amounts, years and what to do about them. Three examples from the sample report:
● HighReserve fund
After the window frames and paintwork of 2028 (€385,416) the fund stands at around −€94,000. Contributions need to rise by at least 60%.
Ask for the current reserve balance, not the 2020 one.
◐ MediumMaintenance
Recurring leaks in kitchen floors. Preventive replacement is too expensive, so only local repairs are done.
Ask the seller whether the apartment has had a leak.
○ LowGovernance
75% of votes at the last meeting, decisions almost unanimous. There is a call for new board members.
No action needed for your offer.
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A buying agent easily charges €1,500 or more for the whole process.
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The red flags, and what they mean for your purchase.
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at the Kadaster €19.85€9.95
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“I've bought several apartments with a VvE myself. The risks are almost always in the documents. Nobody really reads them.”
Joost Verberk, founder. Every report combines AI analysis with that buying experience. LinkedIn
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The deed of division, recent minutes, the MJOP and the annual accounts together give the best picture. The more complete the set, the sharper the analysis.
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No. It's a fast, affordable first risk check. For serious doubts we recommend professional advice.
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A one-off levy of €2,500 per apartment. A reserve fund €388,000 short. You only find these if you read everything, and that is what we do. Within a minute you see your biggest risk for free, with the sentence from your own documents. No red flags? Then you know that too.
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