What does a Limited Licence allow a new provider to do?

A Limited Licence is specifically designed to allow a new provider to provide Limited Management Services. This type of licence is often issued to individuals or organizations that are new to the field of condominium management, granting them the ability to perform certain management functions while they continue to gain experience and knowledge in the industry.

Limited Management Services typically include basic tasks related to the operation and administration of a condominium, such as communication with residents, managing day-to-day operations, and basic financial management under the supervision of a fully licensed professional. This structure is essential because it ensures new providers can engage in meaningful work and build their expertise while still adhering to regulatory standards.

The other options are not applicable in the context of a Limited Licence. Comprehensive services would imply a broader range of capabilities than a Limited Licence permits. Conducting training typically requires more extensive experience or a different qualification entirely, and consulting on legal matters is generally reserved for licensed professionals with specific training in law, especially since legal guidelines can be complex in the context of condominium management.