A property that is a CPR, or Condominium Property Regime, is one where each owner has ownership of a certain unit with a percentage of the undivided interest in the common elements. Common elements may include land, lobbies, pools, roads, and roofs. CPRs include apartment buildings, as well as land that has been condominiumized. An example would be a property owner with multiple residential structures wishing to subdivide and cannot, so the owner would then create a CPR and each structure would be assigned a unit number. CPRs have an association with covenants and restrictions. In most cases, a CPR will have monthly maintenance fees.