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Is there a list to check who the strata manger is for neighbouring properties?
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Umm. Try asking your neighbours?
You might be lucky enough to find a notice in the common area of that building but asking people usually doesn’t produce a good response if a large proportion of them rent.
Perhaps a local estate agent would be able to provide that information if they’ve had anything to do with the building.
Every apartment block in NSW is legally obliged to have a letterbox for the Owners Corproation. Send them a letter and ask them who you need to contact to deal with some (possibly imagined) issues like storm water drains or a planning application for a motorbike repair garage or packs of wild dogs roaming the area.
Alternatively, wait till an apartment comes up for sale and ask the real estate agent who the strata manager is so your solicitor can do a search.
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Every apartment block in NSW is legally obliged to have a letterbox for the Owners Corproation. Send them a letter and ask them who you need to contact to deal with some (possibly imagined) issues like storm water drains or a planning application for a motorbike repair garage or packs of wild dogs roaming the area.
Alternatively, wait till an apartment comes up for sale and ask the real estate agent who the strata manager is so your solicitor can do a search.
If you want to be alerted when anyone replies to your posts or responds to this topic, please register and login, then you will be able to subscribe to the topic. The opinions offered in these Forum posts and replies are not intended to be taken as legal advice. Readers with serious issues should consult experienced strata lawyers. NB: Longer threads may spill over to additional pages - look for the numbers on the bottom right, under the last post.