Appointing a New Strata Manager

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  • 22/09/2016 at 1:36 pm #10647 Reply | Quote
    Dudley
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      Good Afternoon All,

      I have made the decision to “try” to change our strata manager. I say try because our small strata (4 townhouses located in Inner West Sydney Metro) has 1 owner who wants everything done without lifting a finger, 1 absentee owner who is only interested in the rent coming in and another who, lovely person – who has no idea – plus me.

      I have obtained a proposal which seems to suit our requirements, but, and isn’t there always a but. The contract seemed to go on forever with an additional charge for so many items I have lost count.

      My questions are,

      Should I put the move to another manager on hold until after the new rules come in – 30 November 2016 I believe?

      When this happens will there be a “standard” agreement or perhaps a set of standard inclusions and/or exclusions.

      Would it be necessary/prudent to obtain legal advice before signing the new contract, If so, any suggestions for a cost effective avenue?

      My thanks in anticipation,

      Dudley

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