You just got
elected. Now
what?
Tivlume is an online learning platform built for newly elected residential building committee members in Chile. Practical, structured, and focused on the real challenges you'll face — from copropiedad law to surviving a heated extraordinary assembly.
We don't manage buildings — we educate those who oversee the people who do.
Built for the real situation
You didn't apply for this role. You were voted in at an assembly — and now you're responsible for a building full of people who expect results. Here's how we help.
Practical, Not Theoretical
Every module is grounded in real Chilean building management scenarios — the actual situations you'll encounter, not abstract legal theory.
Learn at Your Pace
Self-paced online format means you can study when it suits you — after work, on weekends, or the night before an important assembly.
Current Legal Framework
Content reflects Ley 21.442 and current regulations — so you're working with the rules as they actually are today.
Protect Your Community
Understanding your rights and responsibilities as a committee member means you can genuinely protect the interests of every co-owner in your building.
From assembly to authority
A clear path from "I just got elected and have no idea what I'm doing" to confident, informed committee member.
Enroll
Register on the platform and gain access to all modules. No prerequisites — just your recent election and a desire to understand what you've taken on.
Study
Work through structured modules at your own pace. Each one covers a specific area of building administration — with real examples and downloadable references.
Apply
Use what you've learned directly in your building. Review contracts, question expense reports, run assemblies, and hold your administrator accountable.
Lead
Become the committee member your building actually needs — informed, organized, and capable of making decisions that benefit everyone who lives there.
Six modules. Every challenge covered.
Each module addresses a specific area of building committee work — structured to build your knowledge progressively.
Ley de Copropiedad Inmobiliaria
Understand the legal foundation of your role. What the law says about committee powers, co-owner obligations, and how decisions are made.
Gastos Comunes
Learn how common expenses are structured, calculated, and collected. Understand what's included, what's not, and how to spot irregularities.
The Administrator
How to select a qualified administrator, what their contract must include, how to evaluate their performance, and the process for replacing them.
Fondo de Reserva
The reserve fund exists for a reason. Learn how it should be maintained, what it can be used for, and how to ensure it's not mismanaged.
Maintenance Contracts
How to run a proper tender process, evaluate proposals, negotiate terms, and monitor service providers — protecting your building from unfavorable agreements.
Extraordinary Assemblies
How to call, structure, and run an extraordinary assembly — including the particularly challenging scenario where half the owners want to fire the administrator and the other half didn't show up.
We teach oversight,
not administration
There's a meaningful difference between managing a building and overseeing the person who does. Tivlume exists to serve the second role — the committee member who is responsible for accountability, not day-to-day operations.
Our courses are designed with Chilean residential buildings in mind — the specific legal framework, the common problems, and the real dynamics of building assemblies and committee meetings.
About TivlumeThings people ask right after being elected
Your building needs you to know what you're doing
The committee role comes with real responsibilities. Tivlume gives you the knowledge to carry them out with confidence — and to protect the interests of everyone in your building.