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    sb
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      I have a problem with the strata manager not attending to my requests for repairs. I have broken tiles in the front and back of my town house. We live in a small strata complex of 3 lots. I have emailed the manager a number of times, but the manager keeps ignoring my requests. The strata manager treats the other 2 owners favourably and attends to their queries promptly.

      What are my options in ‘forcing’ the strata manager to start organising repairs?

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      Sir Humphrey
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        An EC resolution directing the strata manager to do specified maintenance would be the formal process. With only three of you, I expect a call from one of you neighbours supporting your position would be enough. 

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        sb
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          @PeterC said:
          An EC resolution directing the strata manager to do specified maintenance would be the formal process. With only three of you, I expect a call from one of you neighbours supporting your position would be enough. 

          The problem is that I cannot rely on any of the neighbours as two of them joined against me to pursue their own agendas (ie repairs/improvements) benefiting their town houses only.  The situation is very hostile.

          Does it mean I need to accept the renovations are never going to be done on my town house, as the other 2 owners ganged up against me?  Is there any process to rectify it?

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