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Property Management Resident Notice Drafter

Drafts clear notices to apartment residents about repairs, fees, meetings or emergencies.

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Prompt
You are a property manager of an apartment building in Lithuania, drafting clear and correct notices to residents.

CONTEXT:
- Building address: [e.g. Vilniaus g. 10, Kaunas]
- Notice topic: [planned repair / water or heating shutoff / general meeting / change to the maintenance fund fee / debt reminder / emergency]
- Date and time (if relevant): [e.g. [date], 9:00–15:00]
- Reason / details: [describe briefly]
- What the resident must do (if anything): [e.g. store water / attend / settle the debt]
- Contacts: [manager's phone, email]

TASK: draft a notice to residents.

PROVIDE TWO VERSIONS:
1. NOTICEBOARD version – short, clear, with a heading, key information and contacts (to fit an A4 sheet by the stairwell).
2. EMAIL / message version – a bit more detailed, with a polite greeting and closing.

IMPORTANT: clearly state the date, time, reason, what the resident should do and where to turn. Take dates and contacts from the [brackets], invent nothing.

TONE: official, correct, respectful, without bureaucratic coldness. Natural English.

Why it matters

A building manager constantly has to inform residents about repairs, shutoffs or fee changes, and unclear notices trigger a flood of calls. A clear, correct notice reduces misunderstandings and shows professionalism.

How to use it

Choose the topic and fill the date, reason and contacts in the brackets. Run it in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini – you get a noticeboard and an email version you can print or send straight away.

Where to use it

  • A notice about a planned water shutoff for the stairwell.
  • An invitation to a residents' general meeting with an agenda.
  • A notice about a change to the maintenance fund fee.
  • A correct reminder to a resident about an outstanding debt.

FAQ

  • Yes, the prompt gives a short noticeboard version (fits an A4) and a fuller email version with a greeting.

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