.KP’s post is basically correct except for a slight misunderstanding – if you are talking about the strata manager in NSW, you aren’t referring to the on-site residential manager but an external professional who looks after the finances and legalities of the building. I can’t think of a strata manager in NSW who’d be game to live in a complex that he also manages (but we DO have residential managers in some larger blocks)
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