A shared operating structure for jointly owned property
What a Community Account Is
One permanent account for governance, rules, and shared responsibility
A Community Account is created for properties where ownership, responsibility, and decision-making are shared.
It functions as a permanent operational layer — independent of individuals, boards, or ownership changes — ensuring continuity over time.
Core Community Functions
Everything required to operate a shared property long-term
Who Uses Community Accounts
Built for formal shared ownership structures
How a Community Operates
From setup to long-term continuity
Why This Structure Exists
Shared ownership requires permanent systems
Designed for Long-Term Governance
Communities are institutions, not transactions
Shared property does not function like individual ownership.
Communities require continuity, defined authority, and preserved history. Decisions made today must remain understandable years later — even when boards, owners, or managers change.
The Community Account is designed as a permanent operational layer. It separates governance from individuals, replaces informal processes with structure, and ensures that responsibility, documentation, and decisions are never lost or rebuilt from scratch.
This is not a tool for communication.
It is a system for governance.
Structured vs Fragmented Management
The difference a community account creates
Part of the TXP Platform
Connected to owners, professionals, and services
Community Accounts operate within the Club TXP platform, connecting shared ownership with property owners, professional services, and operational tools — without breaking structure or continuity.
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