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    Can anyone advise please what is the current (Jan 2012) statutory fee for a search of strata records? Commercial fees seem to be around $248 but we assume this is more than the regulation fee for an individual applying direct to the strata manager/EC.

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    Billen Ben
    Flatchatter

      If we are talking about a section 108 search of the strata records then see https://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/maintop/view/inforce/subordleg+492+2010+cd+0+N

      into your browser.

       

      The current rate appears to be $30 for the first hour and then $15 for every additional half hour; or part there of.

      Current version for 6 January 2012 to date.

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      FlatChatFan
      Flatchatter

        About 12 months ago I applied for three Strata searches and was charged $250 each (Sydney, NSW). 

        That was supposed to be the discount rate as I was referred by my conveyancer.

        They were very thorough, and I was happy with the result.

        After also paying for building inspection and pest checks, and clarification from the conveyancer and discussing the different places, I know I have bought a good place to live in peace and harmony with my neighbours. Smile

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        Billen Ben
        Flatchatter

          FlatChatFan said:

          About 12 months ago I applied for three Strata searches and was charged $250 each (Sydney, NSW). 

          It sounds like you are talking about what some people call a pre purchase strata report or strata inspection. $250 sounds about right.

           

          A report, or inspection, is where someone goes in and does a s108 search of everything and rights up a report for you. There are several examples of reports that can be found on the net.

           

          The cost and quality / detail in a report vary from operator to operator and there is currently no qualification required to be a “strata inspector”.

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