Compeg Services

28/02/2026

What is NAMA - and what is its role in community scheme management?

NAMA stands for the National Association of Managing Agents.

It is a voluntary, non-profit industry body that represents and promotes professional managing agents in South Africa, particularly within the community scheme and sectional title environment.

NAMA’s role is to:
• Promote professional standards in scheme management
• Support ongoing training and development of managing agents
• Encourage ethical conduct within the industry
• Represent managing agents’ interests nationally

Importantly, NAMA is not a regulator and does not have legal jurisdiction over schemes or trustees. Regulatory oversight in community schemes sits with bodies such as CSOS (Community Schemes Ombud Service), while scheme governance is guided by the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act and related legislation.

Membership with NAMA demonstrates a commitment to professionalism, education and industry best practice - which ultimately benefits trustees and owners.

At Compeg Services, we believe informed governance and professional standards are essential to protecting property values and maintaining well-run communities.

26/02/2026

At Compeg Services, our people are our service - and Precious Tshabalala is a perfect example of that.

Managing a community scheme isn’t just about administration and finances. It’s about communication, patience, and making trustees and owners feel supported when issues arise. Precious consistently goes the extra mile to ensure queries are handled, concerns are addressed, and the scheme runs smoothly.

Thank you, Precious, for the care and professionalism you bring to every scheme you manage. We’re proud to have you on the Compeg team 👏

26/02/2026

Running a sectional title scheme is far more than collecting levies and arranging repairs.

Trustees carry legal responsibilities - financial management, compliance with the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act, maintenance planning, budgeting, meetings, and decision-making that affects every owner in the scheme. Most trustees are volunteers, and without the right support, the role can quickly become overwhelming.

That’s where we come in.

At Compeg Services, we partner with trustees to make scheme management structured, compliant and calm.

We assist with:
• Preparing and managing annual budgets and levy structures
• Levy collection and arrears control
• Financial reporting and transparent accounting
• Maintenance coordination and contractor management
• Trustee guidance and meeting administration
• Compliance with CSOS and sectional title legislation
• Owner communication and dispute management

Our role isn’t to take over - it’s to guide, support and implement. Trustees remain the decision-makers, and we provide the systems, advice and administration that allow them to govern the scheme properly and confidently.

Professional managing agents don’t just manage buildings. They protect communities, property values, and relationships between owners.

Compeg Services
Calm management in a complex world.

25/02/2026

Calm management in a complex world.

Community schemes today are more regulated, more scrutinised and more demanding than ever before.

Trustees are navigating:
• legal compliance
• levy pressures
• maintenance planning
• owner expectations
• financial reporting
• dispute resolution

All while protecting property values and maintaining harmony in the scheme.

That’s where professional managing agents matter.

At Compeg, we believe good management isn’t loud - it’s structured, consistent and steady. It’s about clear communication, transparent financials, proactive maintenance planning and governance done properly.

When systems are in place and compliance is handled correctly, schemes run smoothly.
And when schemes run smoothly, owners feel secure in their investment.

In an environment that can easily become reactive and emotional, we bring clarity, structure and calm.

Because managing a community shouldn’t feel chaotic.

It should feel controlled.

25/02/2026