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    Cleo60
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      We’re new-ish owners in a 12 unit strata block in Sydney and are pretty unimpressed with the Strata Manager (takes weeks to return calls/emails, doesn’t follow anything up etc etc – probably sounds familiar!). We are not on the Committee (but would like to be) and wondered as non-committee people, can we request a copy of the contract as we’d like to see how long we’re locked in to having this particular Strata Management company.  Thanks in advance!

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      kaindub
      Flatchatter

        Just ask the strata manager for a copy of the contract. It’s part of the strata record and you are entitled to see any of the strata records.

        I’ve asked several times for contracts and never had an issue getting a copy.

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        Jimmy-T
        Keymaster

          The strata manager can legally charge you just over $30 for the privilege of viewing your strata scheme’s records.

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          Cleo60
          Flatchatter
          Chat-starter
          (from NSW)

            Thanks for your help. All done!

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